perichoretic

Gunton argues, on the basis of sort of perichoretic metaphysic that "reality is on all levels 'perichoretic', a dynamism of relatedness."

Inhabitatio Dei 2008

That the Spirit is Spirit of the Father and the Son does not mean merely that it is only as Father of the Son that the Father breathes forth the Spirit; it also means that a necessary condition of the breathing forth of the Spirit is that there be a perichoretic, and thus "energetic," relationship between the Father and the Son.

Archive 2007-02-01 Mike L 2007

So, granted that the divine persons are necessarily as well as mutually perichoretic, it hardly seems plausible that the hypostatic origination of each originated person has nothing to do with that of the other.

Archive 2007-04-01 Mike L 2007

So, granted that the divine persons are necessarily as well as mutually perichoretic, it hardly seems plausible that the hypostatic origination of each originated person has nothing to do with that of the other.

The filioque IV: the issue narrowed further Mike L 2007

Yet it is uncontroversial that the Holy Spirit is originated by the Father only as Father of the Son; moreover, the perichoretic relationship of love between Father and Son is not accidental; the Father doesn't just happen to love the Son, but the two necessarily love each other.

Archive 2007-04-01 Mike L 2007

It would seem that for Them to have the same perichoretic nature, that perichoresis is dependent on spiration instead.

The filioque issue narrowed Mike L 2007

By invoking natural-law norms within a biblical personalism, the late pope integrated Catholic sexual teaching into a theology of communion, whereby sex and marriage are seen as the primordial way in which humans image the tri-personal, perichoretic God outwardly and in relation to each other.

Archive 2007-02-01 Mike L 2007

That the Spirit is Spirit of the Father and the Son does not mean merely that it is only as Father of the Son that the Father breathes forth the Spirit; it also means that a necessary condition of the breathing forth of the Spirit is that there be a perichoretic, and thus "energetic," relationship between the Father and the Son.

The filioque issue narrowed Mike L 2007

It would seem that for Them to have the same perichoretic nature, that perichoresis is dependent on spiration instead.

Archive 2007-02-01 Mike L 2007

Yet it is uncontroversial that the Holy Spirit is originated by the Father only as Father of the Son; moreover, the perichoretic relationship of love between Father and Son is not accidental; the Father doesn't just happen to love the Son, but the two necessarily love each other.

The filioque IV: the issue narrowed further Mike L 2007