Wk. 4 - The Cappadocians Flashcards

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Who were the Cappadocians?

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Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, and Gregory of Nazianzus

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Who was Macrina?

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Sister to Basil and Gregory of Nyssa

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What did Basil do on the outskirts of Caesarea?

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Created a town for the poor and needy called Basiliad

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What was Basil concerned with?

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Spreading monasticism and advancing the Nicene cause

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5
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Who presided over the Council of Constantinople?

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Gregory of Nazianzus

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When did the Council of Constantinople take place?

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381 CE

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How did the Cappadocians contribute to trinitarian doctrine?

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Clarified the difference between Ousia (essence) and Hypostasis (persona)

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How did Basil view the difference between Ousia and Hypostases ?

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1 Ousia in 3 Hypostases. Ousia was the general and Hypostases was the particular

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What did Gregory of Nazianzus believe the terms Father, Son and Holy Spirit referred to?

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Their relationship

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What was the relationship of the Trinity in the view of Gregory of Nazianzus?

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The Father was unbegotten
The Son was Begotten of the Father
and the Holy Spirit proceeds

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What does Gregory of Nyssa affirm about the Trinity?

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That the operations are common amongst the three. When God acts, God acts as one.

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Who called the Council of Constantinople?

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Emperor Theodosius

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What is the full name of the creed developed at the Council of Constantinople?

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The Niceno-Constantinopolitian Creed

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14
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What is Christology?

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The study of the person and work of Christ

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What were two early Christian Christological thoughts?

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Ebionism (Jesus only Human) & Docetism (Jesus only Divine)

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What two positions on Christology came out to address these?

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Logos-Human & Logos-Flesh

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What is the Logos-Human Christology?

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The Word united itself with a complete human, flesh and soul

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What is the Logos-Flesh Christology

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The Word united itself with a human flesh only.

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Who was a key supporter of Logos-Human Christology?

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Eustathius

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Who was a key supporter of Logos-Flesh Christology?

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Apollinaris

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According to Apollinaris, how did the Word connect to the Human?

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The Logos took the place of the human spirit in Jesus. Divine soul in human body.

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How did the Cappadocians respond to Apollinarius

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They felt his Christology was a threat to salvation. If Christ was not fully human then he could not fully save us.

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What is Gregory of Nazianzus’ Christological perspective?

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2 natures, divine and human, concurring in unity. Like stars in daytime.

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What is the Communicatio Idiomatum

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Refers to communication/exchange of properties. The nature of one applies to the nature of the other.

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What was Gregory of Nyssa’s Christological perspective

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Christ was completely human and the Word assumed that. God enters and assumes control of man.

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