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- Patripassianism abstract "In Christian theology, patripassianism is the view that God the Father suffers (from Latin patri- "father" and passio "suffering"). Its adherents believe that God the Father was incarnate and suffered on the cross and that whatever happened to the Son happened to the Father and so the Father co-suffered with the human Jesus on the cross. This view is opposed to the classical theological doctrine of divine apathy. According to classical theology it is possible for Christ to suffer only in virtue of his human nature. The divine nature is incapable of suffering. There is no consensus that the early church considered this a heresy or not.".
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- Patripassianism hasPhotoCollection Patripassianism.
- Patripassianism subject Category:Heresy_in_Christianity.
- Patripassianism comment "In Christian theology, patripassianism is the view that God the Father suffers (from Latin patri- "father" and passio "suffering"). Its adherents believe that God the Father was incarnate and suffered on the cross and that whatever happened to the Son happened to the Father and so the Father co-suffered with the human Jesus on the cross. This view is opposed to the classical theological doctrine of divine apathy.".
- Patripassianism label "Patripassianism".
- Patripassianism label "Patrypasjanizm".
- Patripassianism label "天父受苦説".
- Patripassianism sameAs 天父受苦説.
- Patripassianism sameAs Patrypasjanizm.
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