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Elements in Early Christian Literature

Gregory of Nyssa on the Resurrected Life

Bodies of Hope

Amy Brown (Gordon College) Hughes

Gregory of Nyssa on the Resurrected Life

Elements in Early Christian Literature

Gregory of Nyssa on the Resurrected Life

Bodies of Hope

Elements in Early Christian Literature: Gregory of Nyssa on the Resurrected Life

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This Element is composed of three sections that explore Gregory of Nyssa's understanding of the resurrected life. It engages across multiple works to demonstrate that, for Gregory, Christ's resurrected body affects the bodies of all humans who choose to be on the ascent to God.

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Beschrijving Elements in Early Christian Literature: Gregory of Nyssa on the Resurrected Life

This Element is composed of three sections that explore Gregory of Nyssa's understanding of the resurrected life. It engages across multiple works to demonstrate that, for Gregory, Christ's resurrected body affects the bodies of all humans who choose to be on the ascent to God.

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9781009492058
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70
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Elements in Early Christian Literature
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Engels
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