APOLLINARIAN CHRISTOLOGY AND THE ANTI-MARCELLAN TRADITION

Kelley McCarthy Spoerl

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L'heresie d'Apollinaire de Laodicee, connue sous le nom d'Apollinarisme, concernait la christologie et consistait a penser que le Christ n'avait pas d'âme humaine mais que le Verbe eternel s'y substituait. L'A. s'interesse a cette heresie parce qu'elle est tres parlante pour le monde actuel. Il se propose ici de reconstituer la formation et les sources de l'apollinarisme. C'est l'occasion de se rendre compte des contacts d'Apollinaire avec les tenants de l'opposition a la theologie trinitaire de Marcellus

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