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Exploring Kenotic Christology

The Self-Emptying of God

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C. Stephen Evans

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The collection delves into kenotic Christology, inspired by Philippians 2:6-11, which posits that Christ, while divine, voluntarily relinquished certain divine attributes to embrace humanity. Contributors argue for the orthodoxy and strengths of this view, emphasizing God's vulnerability and the human portrayal of Jesus in the New Testament. The essays critique traditional philosophical understandings of God and explore the implications of kenosis for philosophical theology and the Trinity. Additionally, the book addresses the relevance of kenotic ideals for women and challenges conventional Christological perspectives.

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Titel: Exploring Kenotic Christology
Untertitel: The Self-Emptying of God
Sprache: Englisch
Autor*innen: C. Stephen Evans
Verlag: Regent College Publishing
Erscheinungsdatum: 2009
Einband: Paperback
Seitenzahl: 360
ISBN13: 9781573834445
Schlagwörter: Esoterik & Religion, Religion, Theologie
Bewertung: 3,5 von 5 Sternen
Beschreibung: The collection delves into kenotic Christology, inspired by Philippians 2:6-11, which posits that Christ, while divine, voluntarily relinquished certain divine attributes to embrace humanity. Contributors argue for the orthodoxy and strengths of this view, emphasizing God's vulnerability and the human portrayal of Jesus in the New Testament. The essays critique traditional philosophical understandings of God and explore the implications of kenosis for philosophical theology and the Trinity. Additionally, the book addresses the relevance of kenotic ideals for women and challenges conventional Christological perspectives.