This volume discusses the development of Isaac of Nineveh's eschatology through an examination of his use of Syriac source material.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jason Scully is Teaching Fellow at Seton Hall University. His research focuses on the history of theology from the patristic and medieval time periods.
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * 1: The East-Syriac Reception of Evagrius' Gnostic Chapters in the Seventh Century * 2: Felix Culpa: The Infantile Adam and Ascetisim as an Inherent Part of Creation * 3: Isaac of Nineveh's Eschatology: The Influence of John the Solitary * 4: The Syriac Sources for Isaac of Nineveh's Development of Wonder and Astonishment * 5: The Greek Sources for Isaac of Nineveh's Development of Wonder and Astonishment * 6: Excursus: Isaac of Nineveh's Moral Psychology * 7: Wonder as the Cultimation of Isaac of Nineveh's Eschatology * Conclusion * Bibliography
* Introduction * 1: The East-Syriac Reception of Evagrius' Gnostic Chapters in the Seventh Century * 2: Felix Culpa: The Infantile Adam and Ascetisim as an Inherent Part of Creation * 3: Isaac of Nineveh's Eschatology: The Influence of John the Solitary * 4: The Syriac Sources for Isaac of Nineveh's Development of Wonder and Astonishment * 5: The Greek Sources for Isaac of Nineveh's Development of Wonder and Astonishment * 6: Excursus: Isaac of Nineveh's Moral Psychology * 7: Wonder as the Cultimation of Isaac of Nineveh's Eschatology * Conclusion * Bibliography
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