Le saint-esprit, sceau de la trinite
Jean-Miguel Garrigues - Collection Cogitatio Fidei
Résumé
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The equilibrium between the mission of the Spirit and that of Christ, in the believer's life and the Church, depends on how we understand that the Spirit proceeds eternally from the Son ('Filioque') in the Trinity of the Church. This book treats first of all the eternal origin of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity. Doesn't the doctrine of the procession of the Spirit ('ex Patre Filioque') make the Spirit a subordinate, without reciprocity in relation to the Father and the Son (as Orthodox theologians say in criticism of Catholics)? Since the beginning of the 1970s, when this great question was debated by Olivier Clément, Father Bobrinskoy and other Orthodox theologians of the Institut Saint-Serge, the author has been tirelessly rethinking and scrutinizing this question in relation to patristic sources and to the theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas. In 1981, he published a first account of his research in a volume entitled L'Esprit qui dit: Père! Then he contributed in his role of consultant expert in the elaboration of a Roman text of clarification, 'The Greek and Latin Traditions Regarding the Procession of the Holy Spirit' (Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, September, 1995). In this book, the author assembles all his research since the Roman clarification of 'Filioque' and develops the consequences for the Trinitarian theology of the Holy Spirit. As Father Congar had realised, all the balance of the Holy Spirit's mission in relation to that of Christ in a life of grace in sacramental and liturgical life and finally in ecclesial communion in its different elements: man-woman, Jew-Gentile, priest-layman, Universal Church-specific Church... depends on the balanced or eccentric manner ('Christomonism') in which the 'Filioque' is understood.
L'auteur - Jean-Miguel Garrigues
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Cerf |
Auteur(s) | Jean-Miguel Garrigues |
Collection | Cogitatio Fidei |
Parution | 17/03/2011 |
Nb. de pages | 245 |
Format | 13.8 x 24.9 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 305g |
EAN13 | 9782204093842 |
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