On the Unity of Christ #13
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Translated & with an Introduction by John Anthony McGuckin
Translated & with an Introduction by John Anthony McGuckin
Publication Data: Crestwood, NY: St Vladimir’s Seminary Press, 1995
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 151
Dimensions (l × w × h): 18.4 cm × 12.7 cm × 1.1 cm
ISBN: 0‒88141‒133‒7
St Cyril of Alexandria
Translated & with an Introduction by John Anthony McGuckin
Number 13 of Popular Patristics Series
“Given that these old [Christological] arguments are far from dead, and given the importance of the debate in terms of what constitutes the Church’s doctrine of Christ, and how it articulates its authentic tradition, then it should prove both opportune and instructive to present this translation of Cyril to a new generation of readers. It is one of Cyril’s most elegant and approachable writings, and explains at the end of a long battle from which he has emerged successful, why in his own time he utterly rejected[...]a relativistic and inclusive approach to the nature of Christian Paradosis—that ‘Tradition’ of Christianity which is not merely a historico-theological matter, but an enduring question of the articulation of the church’s spiritual experience of its redeeming Lord.”
—“Introduction: A Synopsis of St Cyril’s Christological Doctrine”
CONTENTS
Abbreviations
Preface
Introduction
The Life of St Cyril
A Synopsis of St Cyril’s Christological Doctrine
On the Unity of Christ
Select Bibliography
A. Texts and Translations of St Cyril
B. Select Bibliography of General Studies
C. Select Bibliography of Cyrilline Studies
D. Select Bibliography on Antiochene Christology
Index
Index of Biblical References
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 151
Dimensions (l × w × h): 18.4 cm × 12.7 cm × 1.1 cm
ISBN: 0‒88141‒133‒7
St Cyril of Alexandria
Translated & with an Introduction by John Anthony McGuckin
Number 13 of Popular Patristics Series
“Given that these old [Christological] arguments are far from dead, and given the importance of the debate in terms of what constitutes the Church’s doctrine of Christ, and how it articulates its authentic tradition, then it should prove both opportune and instructive to present this translation of Cyril to a new generation of readers. It is one of Cyril’s most elegant and approachable writings, and explains at the end of a long battle from which he has emerged successful, why in his own time he utterly rejected[...]a relativistic and inclusive approach to the nature of Christian Paradosis—that ‘Tradition’ of Christianity which is not merely a historico-theological matter, but an enduring question of the articulation of the church’s spiritual experience of its redeeming Lord.”
—“Introduction: A Synopsis of St Cyril’s Christological Doctrine”
CONTENTS
Abbreviations
Preface
Introduction
The Life of St Cyril
A Synopsis of St Cyril’s Christological Doctrine
On the Unity of Christ
Select Bibliography
A. Texts and Translations of St Cyril
B. Select Bibliography of General Studies
C. Select Bibliography of Cyrilline Studies
D. Select Bibliography on Antiochene Christology
Index
Index of Biblical References
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