Villegas Marin Raul (14 results)

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Rústica. Condition: New. Junto a la batalla de Adrianópolis (378) o el saqueo godo de Roma (410), el hundimiento de la frontera del Rin la última noche del año 406 ?con la penetración de suevos, vándalos y alanos en territorio de la Galia romana? es generalmente considerado un ep.

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Condition: Nuevo. Junto a la batalla de Adrianópolis (378) o el saqueo godo de Roma (410), el hundimiento de la frontera del Rin la última noche del año 406 con la penetración de suevos, vándalos y alanos en territorio de la Galia romana es generalmente considerado un episodio decisivo en el proceso histórico que conocemos como la caída del Imperio romano de Occidente . Y es ciertamente difícil sobrevalorar el impacto, no sólo material sino también ideológico, de estos acontecimientos: el poema Sobre la providencia de Dios esboza un cuadro de ciudades pasadas por el fuego, masacres indiscriminadas, iglesias saqueadas y una población que, indefensa, reclama del dios de los cristianos una ayuda que no llega. Si en estos años de crisis los últimos paganos ilustrados del Imperio esperaban todavía ver resurgir de sus cenizas a una Roma que creían eterna, muchos pensadores cristianos percibieron en las calamidades contemporáneas un anuncio del Apocalipsis, el castigo divino de la inmoralidad inveterada de la sociedad romana o una llamada de Dios al rechazo del mundo y a la asunción de la vida monástica. Frecuentemente citado pero muy poco leído, el poema Sobre la providencia de Dios es un testimonio fundamental de los convulsos últimos años de la Galia romana. La presente obra ofrece al lector la primera traducción del poema al español, junto a su texto latino, una introducción en la que se analizan su contexto histórico y la personalidad de su autor, y un detallado comentario de sus versos.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In consequence of a paradigm shift in the study of ancient Christian doctrinal controversies that was pioneered by Walter Bauer and elaborated by Alain Le Boulluec, most contemporary scholars of ancient Christianity have agreed that the construction of orthodoxy was accompanied by and indeed entailed the definition as heretical of positions that had been regarded as apostolic, and hence orthodox, by prior generations of Christians. This scholarly realisation has resulted in the historiographical deconstruction of ancient heresiological categories such as Gnosticism, Marcionism, and Arianism. As for Pelagianism to the degree that we can speak of a unified doctrine or movement scholars have argued that it developed into a coherent system of thought only in the minds of Augustine or Jerome. The deconstruction of Pelagianism as a heresiological category has led some scholars to question the validity of Pelagianism as a historiographical construct here it will suffice to mention Ali Bonners recent and not uncontested work, The Myth of Pelagianism. So how, then, did Christian authors who were considered pious and holy in their own day become the arch-heretics of Western Christianity? To answer this question, the present volume re-examines various facets of the so-called Pelagian controversy. In critical dialogue with standard works, specialists review the controversys possible sources and origins; the diverse theological positions concerning Christ, grace, and (original) sin; the rhetorical and heresiological strategies employed and their long after-effects; as well as matters of textual and theological afterlife. In this way, the volume reappraises the controversys myriad theology, rhetoric, and reception. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In consequence of a paradigm shift in the study of ancient Christian doctrinal controversies that was pioneered by Walter Bauer and elaborated by Alain Le Boulluec, most contemporary scholars of ancient Christianity have agreed that the construction of orthodoxy was accompanied by and indeed entailed the definition as heretical of positions that had been regarded as apostolic, and hence orthodox, by prior generations of Christians. This scholarly realisation has resulted in the historiographical deconstruction of ancient heresiological categories such as Gnosticism, Marcionism, and Arianism. As for Pelagianism to the degree that we can speak of a unified doctrine or movement scholars have argued that it developed into a coherent system of thought only in the minds of Augustine or Jerome. The deconstruction of Pelagianism as a heresiological category has led some scholars to question the validity of Pelagianism as a historiographical construct here it will suffice to mention Ali Bonners recent and not uncontested work, The Myth of Pelagianism. So how, then, did Christian authors who were considered pious and holy in their own day become the arch-heretics of Western Christianity? To answer this question, the present volume re-examines various facets of the so-called Pelagian controversy. In critical dialogue with standard works, specialists review the controversys possible sources and origins; the diverse theological positions concerning Christ, grace, and (original) sin; the rhetorical and heresiological strategies employed and their long after-effects; as well as matters of textual and theological afterlife. In this way, the volume reappraises the controversys myriad theology, rhetoric, and reception. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.