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573 573 Archibald Robertson in his Introduction, St. Athanasius: Select Works and Letters, vol. IV of A Select Library of Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of The Christian Church, Grand Rapids, Eerdmans, Mich. 1957, p: Ixxii 574 574 Tillich, Ibid, 7 575 575 E.R. Hardy and C.C. Richardson (Eds.), The Library of Christian Classics, Vol: III, Christology of the Later Fathers, Westminster, Phila., ND, 58-5 576 576 Ibid, 60 577 577 Quoted from Meloney, Ibid, 26 578 578 Later Fathers, 107-108 579 579 P: 70, quoted from McGiffert, 1, 25 580 580 Quoted from Young, Ibid, 7 581 581 Quoted from E.P. Meijering, God Being History, Studies in Patristic Philosophy, North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, Oxford, 1975, p: 9 582 582 Ibid, 9 583 583 Harnack, 4, 47 584 584 Meijering, Ibid, 9 585 585 Kelly, Early Doctrines, 245 586 586 McGiffert, 1, 253-5 587 587 Later Fathers, 107 588 588 Harnack, 4, 4 589 589 Young, From, 74 590 590 Norris, Christological, 2 591 591 Young, From, 7 592 592 Harnack, Ibid, 4, 4 593 593 Ibid, 4, 4 594 594 Ibid, 3, 14 595 595 Young, From, 65 596 596 Fisher, Ibid, 13 597 597 See Young 29 598 598 Almost all scholars of Christian History and Thought agree upon this point, see for details Harnack, 4, 56, Tillich, Ibid, 69, 72-73, Fisher, Ibid, 139 599 599 R.L. Fox, Pagans and Christians, Alfred A. Knopf, NY, 1978, 65 600 600 Kelly, Early Doctrines, 236-23 601 601 W. Bright, Ibid, 1, 9 602 602 Kelly, E. Creeds, 259 603 603 Creeds, 26 604 604 Quoted from Bright, 1, 95-96 , and see Tillich, Ibid, 71, also see Kelly, E. Creeds, 215-21 605 605 Bright, Ibid, 1, 9 606 606 Later Fathers, 20 607 607 Tillich, Ibid, 7 608 608 Urban, Ibid, 6 609 609 Ibid, 6 610 610 Harnack, 4, 4 611 611 Quoted from Bright, 1, 98 612 612 Harnack, 4, 58-5 613 613 Meloney, Ibid, 9 124
614 614 Harnack, 4, 5 615 615 Ibid, 4, 51, for details and names of the participants see Bright, Ibid, 1, 78-8 616 616 Bright, Ibid, 1, 11 617 617 A.M. Fairbairn, The Place of Christ in Modern Theology, Scribner's Sons, NY, 1911, 90-91 618 618 Ibid, 9 619 619 Ibid, 9 620 620 See W.H.C. Frend, The Early Church, Fortress, Phila., 1985, 150-157 and Henry Chadwick, The Early Church, Dorset Press, NY, 1967, 133-136 621 621 Frend, Ibid, 15 622 622 For the historical details see Harnack, 4, 59-80, also see Frend, 361-82 and Chadwick, 145-15 623 623 Quoted from McGiffert, 1, 273, also see Kelly, Creeds, 29 624 624 See Kelly, Creeds, 296-312, Harnack, Ibid, 4, 99, where he argues that :It is certainly out of the question to regard the Creed as the Creed of the Council of 381. 625 625 See Kelly, Creeds, 322-33 626 626 See Creeds 301-305 for comparison 627 627 See Campenhausen, Ibid, 80-10 628 628 See Meloney, The Cosmic Christ, for quotations from Cappadocian Fathers, pp:266-273 specially p: 26 629 629 McGiffert, 1, 26 630 75-7 630 Basil, Epistle 38 to his brother Gregory of Nyssa, quoted from McGiffert, 268-269 and also see Tillich, 631 631 Later Fathers, 20 632 632 Later Fathers, 199 633 633 Ibid, 20 634 634 Ibid, 26 635 635 Ibid, 261-6 636 636 Ibid, 26 637 637 Ibid, 26 638 638 Ibid, 26 639 639 See W. J. Oates (Ed.), Basic Writings of St. Augustine, Random House, NY, 1948, Vol: 2, Book 8, 667f 640 640 Young, From, 112 641 641 See Harnack, History of Dogma, Trans. by Williams and Norgate, London, 1898, 4, 97ff and F.W. Green, in his essay "The Later Development of the Doctrine of the Trinity" in Essays in the Trinity and Incarnation, edited by A.E.J. Rawlinson, Longmans, Green & Co., London, 1933, 241-30 642 642 Harnack, Ibid, 4, 9 643 643 Later Fathers, 243 644 644 Ibid, 138-3 645 645 Vladimir Lossky, The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church, St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, NY, 1976, 33-3 646 646 Lossky, 35 647 647 Grillmeier, p368 648 648 Ibid, p369 649 649 Ibid, 370 650 650 Later Fathers, 28 651 651 Ibid, 290-9 652 652 Grillmeier, 37 125
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