Theodore of Mopsuestia revisited. McLeod, F. G. Theological studies (Baltimore), 61(3):447–480, 2000. Place: Washington, DC Publisher: Theological Studies
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[The author offers a new insight into Theodore of Mopsuestia's christological thought by stressing the Antiochene Father's unique outlook on how Christ functions as the perfect image of God to illumine his meaning of prosopon or person. It suggests too that the image's revelatory, cultic, and binding roles within creation's organic unity can clarify his "indwelling of good pleasure." Christ's humanity is seen to image the Word in a real permanent way analogously to how the human body functions as one with its spiritual partner without either nature being compromised.]
@article{mcleod_theodore_2000,
	title = {Theodore of {Mopsuestia} revisited},
	volume = {61},
	issn = {0040-5639},
	doi = {10.1177/004056390006100303},
	abstract = {[The author offers a new insight into Theodore of Mopsuestia's christological thought by stressing the Antiochene Father's unique outlook on how Christ functions as the perfect image of God to illumine his meaning of prosopon or person. It suggests too that the image's revelatory, cultic, and binding roles within creation's organic unity can clarify his "indwelling of good pleasure." Christ's humanity is seen to image the Word in a real permanent way analogously to how the human body functions as one with its spiritual partner without either nature being compromised.]},
	language = {eng},
	number = {3},
	journal = {Theological studies (Baltimore)},
	author = {McLeod, Frederick G.},
	year = {2000},
	note = {Place: Washington, DC
Publisher: Theological Studies},
	keywords = {1st-5th century AD, Binding, Christianity, Christianity : 4th-6th century. East, Clergy, Doctrine and exegesis, Early christianity (1st-6th century), Exegesis \& hermeneutics, Heresy, History and sciences of religions, Jesus Christ, Theodore of Mopsuestia (350?-428), Theologians, Theology, de Mopsueste, Theodore},
	pages = {447--480},
}

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