- Godhead/God the
Father (theocentric) or the Holy
Spirit (pneumocentric).
Christocentric theologies make
Christ the
central theme about which all
other theological...
- to
Jesus is
through Mary".
Marian devotions are at
times linked to
Christocentric devotions (such as the
Alliance of the
Hearts of
Jesus and Mary). Major...
- and the believer,
hence the reformers'
contention that
their work was
Christocentric. The
other solas, as statements,
emerged later, but the
thinking they...
-
Testament Israelite wars
instigated and ****isted by God with New
Testament Christocentric views. Holy war was
based on
ancient ideas of just war. The fourth-century...
-
Gnosis (Marcion, Basilides, Valentinus). This "Christian Gnosticism" was
Christocentric, and
influenced by
Christian writings such as the
Gospel of John and...
- the 15 decades.
According to John
Henry Newman,
Mariology is
always Christocentric.
During the 20th century, the
addition of the
Fatima Prayer to the end...
- seventy-three
short chapters. Its
wisdom is twofold:
spiritual (how to live a
Christocentric life on earth) and
administrative (how to run a
monastery efficiently)...
-
focus on God the Father, as
opposed to
those that
focus on
Christ (
Christocentric) or the Holy
Spirit (Pneumocentric).
Theocentrism was a key element...
-
election unto
salvation (i.e.,
Jacobus Arminius himself)
affirm that it is
Christocentric as well (see
Robert Picirilli, Grace, Faith, Free Will. Contrasting...
-
Christomonism is a
Christocentric viewpoint within Christianity that
accepts only one
divine person,
Jesus Christ,
rather than the Holy Trinity. As a form...
