An edition of Lehrbuch der Dogmatik.
(1911)
Christology
a dogmatic treatise on the incarnation
by Joseph Pohle
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE 1
INTRODUCTION 3
Part I. Duality in Unity, or the Constitutive Elements of Christ 9
Ch. I. The Divinity of Christ 10
Ch. II. The Humanity of Christ 39
§ 1. Reality and Integrity of Christ's Sacred Humanity 41
Art. 1. The Reality of Christ's Sacred Humanity, as Defined Against the Docetae 41
Art. 2. The Integrity of Christ's Sacred Humanity, as Defined Against Arianism and Apollinarianism 48
§ 2. The Adamic Origin of the Human Nature of Christ 61
§ 3. The Passibility of Christ's Human Nature 72
Part II. Unity in Duality, or the Hypostatic Union 85
Ch. 1. The dogma of the hypostatic union 87
§ 1. The hypostatic union of the two natures in Christ 89
Art. 1. The positive dogmatic teaching of revelation, as defined against Nestorius 89
Art. 2. Speculative development of the dogma of the hypostatic union 116
§ 2. The Inconfusion of the Two Natures in Christ 147
Art. 1. The Existence of One Divine Person in Two Perfect Natures, as Defined Against Monophysitism 147
Art. 2. The Existence of Two Wills in Christ, as Defined Against Monothelitism 154
§ 3. The Inseparability of the Two Natures in Christ 166
Ch. II. The Effects of the Hypostatic Union 178
§ 1. The Attributes of Christ According to His Divinity 179
Art. 1. The Perichoresis of the Two Natures in Christ 179
Art. 2. The Communication of Idioms 184
Art. 3. The Divine Sonship of Christ, as Defined Against Adoptionism 196
§ 2. The Attributes of Christ According to His Humanity 207
Art. 1. The Ethical Perfection of Christ's Human Will, or His Holiness 207
Art. 2. The Human Knowledge of Christ 247
Art. 3. The Adorableness of Christ's Humanity 278
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