Abstract This article provides a reconsideration of Gregory Nazianzen’s account the Christological union by analysing Gregory’s conception as ‘mixture’ (μίξις) or ‘blending’ (κρᾶσις). While scholars have long recognized that conceives Christ’s humanity and divinity kind ‘mixture’, there is disagreement to which philosophical understanding mixture—if any—underlies this conception. Three rival in...

Post-Shoah Christology is embedded in the unique relationship of Jews and Christians, especially Jesus’ Jewishness Jewish roots Christianity, as well Christian moral failures towards before during Shoah. Essential for contemporary a vibrant post-Shoah confronts three main challenges, each demanding different response. The first challenge reality that soon there will be no more first-generation ...

one of the most controversial issues in the history of church has been the debate about the ‘true nature’ of christ and his function in christianity. while the position of orthodox christianity regarding christology revolves mainly around the divine-human nature (known as the two natures) of christ, modern christian theology with its scientific orientation approaches the traditional doctrines o...

each part of karl rahner’s theology is in deep relation to his understanding of human situation. he believes that god has communicated himself with man. this self-offering of god to human needs a response from man. such an existential part has certain effects on the concrete human life and seeks its true and ultimate realization. this attitude to human leads to transcendental christology. chris...