The Biblical Theology of Cyril of Alexandria
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- ISBN8227863966
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- Date de parution15/01/2025
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
Cyril of Alexandria, one of the towering figures of early Christian theology, stands at the confluence of biblical exegesis, Christological debate, and ecclesial leadership in one of the most tumultuous periods of the Church's history. Born around 378 AD in Alexandria, Egypt, Cyril inherited the rich theological heritage of his city-a heritage shaped by the brilliant but often controversial contributions of predecessors like Clement, Origen, and Athanasius.
His eventual appointment as Patriarch of Alexandria in 412 AD marked the beginning of a complex and consequential episcopate. His tenure was defined not only by his administrative challenges and political conflicts but by his enduring theological contributions, particularly in the realm of biblical interpretation and the defense of Nicene orthodoxy.
His eventual appointment as Patriarch of Alexandria in 412 AD marked the beginning of a complex and consequential episcopate. His tenure was defined not only by his administrative challenges and political conflicts but by his enduring theological contributions, particularly in the realm of biblical interpretation and the defense of Nicene orthodoxy.
Cyril of Alexandria, one of the towering figures of early Christian theology, stands at the confluence of biblical exegesis, Christological debate, and ecclesial leadership in one of the most tumultuous periods of the Church's history. Born around 378 AD in Alexandria, Egypt, Cyril inherited the rich theological heritage of his city-a heritage shaped by the brilliant but often controversial contributions of predecessors like Clement, Origen, and Athanasius.
His eventual appointment as Patriarch of Alexandria in 412 AD marked the beginning of a complex and consequential episcopate. His tenure was defined not only by his administrative challenges and political conflicts but by his enduring theological contributions, particularly in the realm of biblical interpretation and the defense of Nicene orthodoxy.
His eventual appointment as Patriarch of Alexandria in 412 AD marked the beginning of a complex and consequential episcopate. His tenure was defined not only by his administrative challenges and political conflicts but by his enduring theological contributions, particularly in the realm of biblical interpretation and the defense of Nicene orthodoxy.
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