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Subordinationism is a
Trinitarian doctrine wherein the Son (and
sometimes also the Holy Spirit) is
subordinate to the Father, not only in
submission and...
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early beliefs viewed Jesus as
ontologically subordinate to the
Father (
Subordinationism), and
others considered him an
aspect of the
Father rather than a separate...
- the Son, the
functional subordination of the Son, the
eternal procession of the Spirit, the
Filioque and the
subordinationism. The
doctrine of eternal...
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doctrine regarding the
nature of the
Godhead showed a
belief in
radical subordinationism, a view
notably disputed by 4th
century figures such as Athanasius...
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include allegorical interpretation of scripture, pre-existence, and
subordinationism. Origen's
thought was
influenced by
Philo the Jew,
Platonism and Clement...
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Pelagianism Semipelagianism Pneumatomachians Psilanthropism Sabellianism Subordinationism Valentinianism Middle Ages
Arnoldism Bogomilism Bosnian Church Catharism...
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University of
Pennsylvania Press. p. 120. ISBN 978-0-8122-0384-4. "
Subordinationism |
Christianity | Britannica". www.britannica.com.
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- is a work and
creature of God (i.e., a
created being). However, the
subordinationism of
Origen is not
identical to Arianism, and it has been
generally viewed...
- Latter-day
Saints believe in a kind of
social trinitarianism and
subordinationism,
meaning that the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Ghost are understood...
- alive,
orthodox views on the
Trinity had not yet been
formulated and
subordinationism was not yet
considered heretical. In fact,
virtually all
orthodox theologians...
