- Consubstantiality, a term
derived from Latin: consubstantialitas,
denotes identity of
substance or
essence in
spite of
difference in aspect. It appears...
-
substance with the Father." From ὁμοούσιος (
coessential), the
theological term ὁμοουσιότης (
coessentiality) was also derived. It was used by Gr****-speaking...
- in Gr**** ousia, that is, to make it
understood more exactly, as to '
coessential,' or what is called, 'like-in-essence,'
there ought to be no mention...
- in Gr**** ousia, that is, to make it
understood more exactly, as to '
coessential,' or what is called, 'like-in-essence,'
there ought to be no mention...
- soul into an
animal body. In Mandaeism,
Leviathan is
regarded as
being coessential with a
demon called Ur. In Manichaeism, an
ancient religion influenced...
- 1:1), in
which the
Logos is
further understood to be
uncreated and
coessentially divine with God (that is, the Father), was
affirmed in 325 at the First...
- in Gr**** ousia, that is, to make it
understood more exactly, as to '
coessential', or what is called, 'like-in-essence',
there ought to be no mention...
- is
anything understood (to be) in
conjunction with Him
which is not
coessential with Him. Do you see, then, that the
first and
fourth forms of nature...
- in Gr**** ousia, that is, to make it
understood more exactly, as to '
coessential,' or what is called, 'like-in-essence,'
there ought to be no mention...
- absence, absent, absentaneous, absentee, adessive, antessive, apudessive,
coessential, disinterest, ens, entitative, entity, essence, essential, essive, exessive...
