Divine Simplicity and Creation of Man: Gregory of Nyssa on the Distinction between the Uncreated and the Created
The immense distance between God and creatures is a core statement of Gregory of Nyssa's thought, which makes it distinctive not only in theology, but also in cosmology, anthropology, and spiritual doctrine. For him, the main distinction between beings that articulates all reality is not that o...
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American catholic philosophical quarterly
Ano: 2017, Volume: 91, Número: 1, Páginas: 29-51 |
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Theism
B Gods B Cosmology B Eternity B Transcendence of God B MYTHICAL animals |
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