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The Trinity By Hilary Hilary Author Stephen Mckenna Translator

Name: The Trinity By Hilary Hilary Author Stephen Mckenna Translator
SKU: BELL-7435598
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Publisher: The Catholic University of America Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 30.55 MB

Pages: 576

Author: Hilary (Author), Stephen McKenna (Translator)

ISBN: 9780813213217, 0813213215

Language: English

Year: 2002

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The Trinity By Hilary Hilary Author Stephen Mckenna Translator by Hilary (author), Stephen Mckenna (translator) 9780813213217, 0813213215 instant download after payment.

During the years between the Council of Nicaea (325) and the Council of Constantinople (381), imperial opposition to Nicene theology sent several of its supporters into exile. One of these supporters was Hilary, the Bishop of Poitiers. Begun during its author's exile (356-360), Hilary's De Trinitate provides a comprehensive discussion of the relationship between God the Father and God the Son: they are consubstantial, co-eternal, and fully equal. This work was a trailblazer in its day because, apart from Tertullian's relatively brief remarks on the Trinity, it is the earliest study of Trinitarian doctrine in the Latin language.