The Project Gutenberg E-text of Monophysitism

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Author

Luce, A. A. (Arthur Aston), 1882-1977

Title

Monophysitism Past and Present: A Study in Christology

Credits

Produced by Al Haines

Language

English

LoC Class

BT: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Christianity: Doctrinal theology, God, Christology

Subject

Monophysites

Category

Text

eBook-No.

30219

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30219

Release Date

December 1, 2009

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.MONOPHYSITISM
2. 2.PAST AND PRESENT — A STUDY IN CHRISTOLOGY — BY — A. A. LUCE, M.C., D.D. — LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN CO. 1920
3. 3.CONTENTS — BOOKS CONSULTED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS ESSAY
4. 4.MONOPHYSITISM PAST AND PRESENT — CHAPTER I — THE METAPHYSICAL BASIS OF MONOPHYSITISM — THE A PRIORI AND A POSTERIORI IN CHRISTOLOGY — THE THREE TYPICAL CHRISTOLOGIES — DEPENDENCE OF CHRISTOLOGY ON PHILOSOPHY — THE CHRISTOLOGICAL AND THE COSMIC PROBLEMS — THE FIRST SOLUTION OF THE COSMIC PROBLEM—DUALISM — CHRISTOLOGICAL DUALISM—NESTORIANISM — SECOND SOLUTION OF THE COSMIC PROBLEM—MONISM — PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL MONISM — CHRISTOLOGICAL MONISM—MONOPHYSITISM — THE THIRD SOLUTION OF THE COSMIC PROBLEM—IDENTITY IN DIFFERENCE — THE ESSENCE OF CATHOLIC CHRISTOLOGY — SUMMARY OF THE CHAPTER — CHAPTER II — THE ORIGINS OF MONOPHYSITISM — THE ELEMENTAL FORMS OF CHRISTOLOGICAL ERROR—DOCETISM AND EBIONITISM — THE PROBLEM OF THE HYPOSTATIC UNION — APOLLINARIANISM — THE NESTORIAN REACTION — CYRIL OF ALEXANDRIA — MONOPHYSITISM A PRODUCT OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CURRENTS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT — MONOPHYSITISM AND NON-CHRISTIAN THOUGHT — THE ARISTOTELIAN LOGIC — ARISTOTLE'S CRITICISM OF DUALISM—A WEAPON IN THE HANDS OF THE MONOPHYSITES — ARISTOTLE'S PSYCHOLOGY — INTELLECTUALISM AND MYSTICISM COMPLEMENTARY SYSTEMS — NEO-PLATONIST ONTOLOGY — NEO-PLATONIST PSYCHOLOGY — MONOPHYSITISM AND NEO-PLATONISM — CHAPTER III — MONOPHYSITE DOCTRINE — CLASSIFICATION OF MONOPHYSITE ERRORS — THE CONCEPT "IMPASSIBILITY" AS APPLIED TO DEITY — MONISM ENTAILS A DEBASED CONCEPTION OF DEITY — MONOPHYSITISM AND THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY — MONOPHYSITISM AND ISLAM—SABELLIANISM THE CONNECTING LINK — THE CHRISTOLOGICAL ERRORS OF MONOPHYSITISM — THE MONOPHYSITE THEORY OF A COMPOSITION OF NATURES — THE "PARTS" OF HUMAN NATURE — CHRIST'S BODY — MONOPHYSITISM BLIND TO THE DUAL CHARACTER OF CHRIST'S EXPERIENCE — THE DUALITY OF CHRIST'S COGNITION — MONOPHYSITISM ENTAILS THE APOLLINARIAN VIEW OF CHRIST'S HUMAN NATURE AS MERELY AN ANIMATED BODY — TWO WILLS IN CHRIST — THE DUALITY OF CHRIST'S EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE — SUMMARY OF THE CHAPTER — CHAPTER IV — THE ETHOS OF MONOPHYSITISM — CHAPTER V — MONOPHYSITISM AND MODERN PSYCHOLOGY — BERGSON'S THEORIES THROW LIGHT ON CHRISTOLOGY — BERGSON'S THEORY OF THE INTERPENETRATION OF PSYCHIC STATES — MONOPHYSITISM IGNORES THE DUALITY IN CHRIST'S EXPERIENCE — BERGSON'S THEORY OF DEEP-SEATED AND SUPERFICIAL STATES — MONOPHYSITISM ANNULS THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN DIVINE PERSON AND DIVINE NATURE — CONSCIOUSNESS OF PERSONALITY PRODUCED BY A VIOLENT CHANGE OF OCCUPATION — KANT AND THE DUAL CHARACTER OF THE EGO — HUMAN PERSONALITY AND HUMAN NATURE — VALUE OF BERGSON'S PSYCHOLOGY TO ORTHODOX CHRISTOLOGY — CHAPTER VI — MONOPHYSITISM IN THE PRESENT DAY — THE EXISTENCE OF MODERN MONOPHYSITISM — REASONS FOR THE PREVALENCE OF MONOPHYSITISM — MODERN PRESENTATIONS OF CHRIST ESOTERIC AND DEFICIENT IN PERSONAL APPEAL — INDIFFERENCE TO CHRIST'S SUFFERINGS—A CLASSICAL COMPARISON — TO ATTRIBUTE OMNISCIENCE TO CHRIST'S HUMAN NATURE IS MONOPHYSITISM — THE PRESENT EXISTENCE OF CHRIST'S HUMAN NATURE — THE DOCTRINE OF SUBJECTIVE REDEMPTION DUE TO MONOPHYSITISM — MONOPHYSITISM LIMITS THE SCOPE OF REDEMPTION — MONOPHYSITISM SHOWN IN THE MODERN TENDENCY TO MAKE THE DEATH OF CHRIST A SECONDARY FACTOR IN THE SCHEME OF REDEMPTION — HISTORICAL CHARACTER OF CHRISTIANITY OBSCURED — CHRISTOLOGY A DETERMINANT OF SACRAMENTAL THOUGHT — NEED OF A MENTAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HUMAN NATURE OF CHRIST

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