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Patripassians
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“Patripassianism” (not to be confused with “theopassionism,” which is a synonym of theopaschitism: see Theopaschites) is a term of abuse referring to theological views that identify God the Father and God the Son so strongly that they seem to imply that
Pater passus est (“The Father suffered”). Tertullian ascribed this position to a certain Praxeas and Hippol…
Date:
2024-01-19
Theopaschites
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Theopaschitism (from θεός [“God”] and πάσχειν ["suffer”]) is a Christological term denoting the view that God the Logos incarnate has suffered on the cross. Early theopaschite expressions like, for example, “they crucified the Lord of Glory” (1 Cor 2:8), “God’s blood” (Ign.
Eph. 1.1), and the “crucified God” (Greg. Naz.
Or. 45:29) served to express t…
Date:
2024-01-19
