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Binitarianism is a
Christian theology of two persons, personas, or
aspects in one substance/Divinity (or God). classically,
binitarianism is understood...
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worship of God" (Barnes M.
Early Christian Binitarianism: the
Father and the Holy Spirit.
Early Christian Binitarianism - as read at NAPS 2001). Much of this...
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Hermas has a
binitarian understanding of God, as it
calls the Holy
Spirit the Son of God. Not all,
however agree that
Hermas has
binitarianism.
Kelly calls...
- St. Anselm.
Those who
believe that the Holy
Spirit is not a person:
Binitarianism –
Adherents include those people through history who
believed that God...
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Mainstream Christians characterise this
teaching as the
heresy of
Binitarianism, the
teaching that God is a "Duality", the
Father and the Word, or "two-in-one"...
- most
mainline groups.
Nontrinitarian positions include Unitarianism,
Binitarianism and Modalism.
While the
developed doctrine of the
Trinity is not explicit...
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noted by
Philip Alexander.
Daniel Boyarin introduces the
concept of
binitarianism,
which refers to a dual
identity of God, with a transcendent, absent...
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Absolute (philosophy)
Brahman Emanationism God
Logos More...
Binitarianism Trinity Trinitarian formula Athanasian Creed Comma Johanneum Consubstantiality...
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divinity of Jesus. As a form of Monarchianism, it
stands in
contrast with
Binitarianism and Trinitarianism.
Followers of
Modalistic Monarchianism consider themselves...
- (although
members of the
United Church of God
doctrinally believe in
Binitarianism believing that the Holy
Spirit is a
power of God and
Jesus Christ rather...
