486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 529 122 486 Grillmeier, Ibid, 110 487 Aga<strong>in</strong>st Praxes,14.3, quoted from Norris, Ibid, 11 488 See Praxes, 9.2, Norris, Ibid, 11 489 Apology XXI, II, Grillmeier, 11 490 Grillmeier, 12 491 G.L. Prestige, <strong>God</strong> <strong>in</strong> Patristic Thought, London, 1952, 9 492 Grillmeier, 12 493 Ibid, 12 494 On First Pr<strong>in</strong>ciples, 1.2.6., quoted from Norris, Ibid, 15 495 Quoted from McGiffert,1, 21 496 Quoted from Nooris, <strong>God</strong> <strong>and</strong> World, 15 497 McGiffert, 1, 22 498 Kelly, Christian Doctr<strong>in</strong>es,131 499 Ibid, 13 500 Bigg, Ibid, 223- 501 Ibid, 13 502 Ibid, 132; for more details about the prayer see Origen's "On Prayer" <strong>in</strong> Greer, Origen, 112f 503 Aga<strong>in</strong>st Heresies, III, chapter 18, Quoted from Norris, Christological Controversy, 49 504 Norris, Ibid, 49 505 Aga<strong>in</strong>st Heresies, chapter5, Preface, quoted from McGiffert, 1, 14 506 McGiffert, Ibid, 1, 14 507 Norris, 55-5 508 McGiffert, Ibid, 1, 14 509 Ibid, 1, 14 510 Kelly, Ibid, 12 511 Bigg, Ibid, 9 512 See McGiffert, Ibid, 1, 20 513 Kelly, Doctr<strong>in</strong>es, 12 514 Bigg, Ibid, 9 515 Ibid, 9 516 McGiffert, Ibid, 20 517 Bigg, Ibid, 10 518 Ibid, 10 519 Kelly, Early Doctr<strong>in</strong>es,127-2 520 Grillmeier, 13 521 McGiffert, Ibid, 23 522 Quoted from Ibid, 23 523 Kelly, Early Doctr<strong>in</strong>es, 11 524 Quoted from Pelikan, Ibid, 1, 178 525 Ibid, 1, 179 526 Kelly, Ibid, 122-23 527 A. Harnack, History of Dogma, 3, 8 528 Quoted from McGiffert, 1, 23 529 Harnack, 3, 1
530 530 Pelikan, 1, 17 531 531 L<strong>in</strong>wood Urban, A Short History of Christian Thought, OUP, NY, Oxford, 1995, 5 532 532 Aga<strong>in</strong>st Praxean, Ch. 16, quoted from McGiffert, 1, 235-3 533 533 Pelikan, 1, 181-8 534 534 Urban Ibid, 5 535 535 McGiffert, 1, 27 536 536 Ibid, 1, 239 <strong>and</strong> also see Harnack, 3, 1 537 537 Harnack, Ibid, 3, 2 538 538 Ibid, 3, 2 539 539 Urban, Ibid, 5 540 540 Fisher, History of Christian Doctr<strong>in</strong>e, 10 541 541 Harnack, 3, 40-4 542 542 Ibid, 42-4 543 543 Ibid, 4 544 544 Tillich, A History of Christian Thought, 65 545 545 See Kelly, Creeds, 167-20 546 546 Harnack, 3, 4 547 547 William Bright, The Age of Fathers, AMS Press, N.Y., 1970, vol.1, p:5 548 548 Dorothy Sayers, The Emperor Constant<strong>in</strong>e, Harper & Brothers, 1951, 11 549 549 Bright, Ibid, 1, 5 550 550 Norris, Ibid, 17-1 551 551 H.M. Gwatk<strong>in</strong>, Studies of Arianism, AMS Press, NY., 1978, 24 552 552 Hilaire Belloc, The Great Heresies, Sheed & Ward, NY, nd, 3 553 553 McGiffert, 1, 24 554 554 Ibid, 1, 24 555 555 Pelikan, Ibid, 1, 19 556 556 Bright, Ibid, 1, 5 557 557 Gwatk<strong>in</strong>, Ibid, 2 558 558 Ibid, 27 559 559 T. E. Pollard, "The Orig<strong>in</strong>s of Arianism", Journal of Theological Studies 9 (1958), 10 560 560 Harnack, 3, 1 561 561 Ibi 562 562 Young, From Nicaea, 64) 563 563 Ibid, 63-64 564 564 Kelly, Early Doctr<strong>in</strong>es, 23 565 565 Young, Ibid, 64 566 566 C.S. Lewis, <strong>in</strong> his Introduction to The Incarnation of the Word of <strong>God</strong>, Be<strong>in</strong>g the Treatise of St. Athanasius, newly translated, Geoffrey Bles, London, 1944, 11 567 567 See Bright, Ibid, 1, 7 568 568 Harnack, 4, 5 569 569 George A. Meloney, S.J., The Cosmic Christ, From Paul to Teilhard, Sheed <strong>and</strong> Ward, N.Y., 1968, p: 13 570 570 Ibid, 12 571 571 Young, From, 6 572 572 Ibid, 6 123
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