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Psychology In Relationship To Theology, Martin L. Maehr
Psychology In Relationship To Theology, Martin L. Maehr
Bachelor of Divinity
The purpose of this paper is not to answer specific questions but rather to probe widely and, to as great a degree as possible, effectively into the field in order to raise certain questions and determine the point of thrust of future research.
Origen's Doctrine Of God As Relected In De Principiis, Carl A. Volz
Origen's Doctrine Of God As Relected In De Principiis, Carl A. Volz
Bachelor of Divinity
Although Origen's theology in the narrow, sense can hardly be called a synthesis of Christian dogma in the third century, yet an appreciation of him as a systematician requires an acquaintance with the theology of his predecessors. De Principiis did not evolve spontaneously from the mind of this great Alexandrian, but consciously or unconsciously drew upon the speculations and the formulations of the Fathers. For this reason a section has been included giving in very brief detail the theological atmosphere of the century preceding Origen, ending with his great North African contemporary, Tertullian.