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Epistulae · c. 402

TheophilusJerome

Resumo

A translation by Jerome of Theophilus's paschal letter for the year 401 A.D. In it Theophilus refutes at length the heresies of Apollinaris and Origen. About this page Source.

Tradução moderna em inglês

The Paschal Letter of Theophilus for the Year 401 (Translated from the Greek by Jerome)

[Summary: In this paschal letter Theophilus refutes at length the heresies of Apollinaris and Origen, showing that both ultimately destroy the truth of the Incarnation — Apollinaris by denying that Christ took a fully human mind, Origen by treating the body as a prison and the soul as pre-existent. Both errors, Theophilus argues, flow from the same Greek philosophical source: the assumption that matter and embodiment are inherently degrading to the divine. Against this, the paschal mystery stands as the definitive answer — the God who takes on flesh, dies, and rises in that same flesh has sanctified the body and destroyed the pretensions of those who despise it.]

Texto inglês de origem

From Theophilus A translation by Jerome of Theophilus's paschal letter for the year 401 A.D. In it Theophilus refutes at length the heresies of Apollinaris and Origen.