Sophronius, A Monk Of Palestine, And Miaenergism. The Tension Between Exactness Amd Ambiguity
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2018
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Wydawnictwo KUL
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Autorzy, którzy badali spór wokół chrystologicznej doktryny monoenergetyzmu, zwrócili uwagę na różne aspekty kontrowersji. Celem artykułu jest zrozumienie czy kwestia społeczno-kulturowa może być również przedmiotem konfrontacji między Sofroniuszem z Jerozolimy a Sergiuszem z Konstantynopola. Poglądy Sofroniusza zostały uformowane w tradycji monastycyzmu palestyńskiego, który był wierny wobec dosłownego wyznania chalcedońskiej chrystologii dwóch natur. W związku z tym wyraził on swój protest przeciwko stwierdzeniu o jednym działaniu w Chrystusie. W odpowiedzi Sergiusz z Konstantynopola opracował swoją taktykę, aby bronić stanowiska Konstantynopolitańskiego Kościoła i rządu. W konsekwencji powstało napięcie między dwoma patriarchami. Artykuł analizuje szczegóły konfrontacji.
The scholars who examined the Miaenergist confrontation focused their attention on the different aspects of the controversy. The purpose of the article is to understand whether the sociocultural matter could also be covered in confrontation between Sophronius of Jerusalem and Sergius of Constantinople. Sophronius’ views were formed in the circle of the Palestinian monasticism, which was strongly loyal to the verbal confession of two-nature Chalcedonian Christology. Accordingly, he expressed his protest against the statement on one operation in Christ. In response, Sergius of Constantinople developed his tactics in order to defend the stance of the Church and Court of Constantinople. As a result, a significant tension between the both Patriarchs arose.
The scholars who examined the Miaenergist confrontation focused their attention on the different aspects of the controversy. The purpose of the article is to understand whether the sociocultural matter could also be covered in confrontation between Sophronius of Jerusalem and Sergius of Constantinople. Sophronius’ views were formed in the circle of the Palestinian monasticism, which was strongly loyal to the verbal confession of two-nature Chalcedonian Christology. Accordingly, he expressed his protest against the statement on one operation in Christ. In response, Sergius of Constantinople developed his tactics in order to defend the stance of the Church and Court of Constantinople. As a result, a significant tension between the both Patriarchs arose.
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Sophronius of Jerusalem, Sergius of Constantinople, Miaenergism, Miatheletism, Church, Sofroniusz z Jerozolimy, Sergiusz z Konstantynopola, monoenergizm, monoteletyzm, Kościół
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"Vox Patrum" 70 (2018), s. 259-280