A folio of the Lindisfarne Gospels Theology

Incarnation

the dogma that the Son of God became an actual man in Jesus of Nazareth, born of the Virgin Mary. The term literally means taking on human flesh.

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the dogma that the Son of God became an actual man in Jesus of Nazareth, born of the Virgin Mary. The term literally means taking on human flesh.

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  • Agnosticism — the belief that neither the existence or nature of God, nor the origin of the universe is knowable.
  • Atheism — A philosophy which posits "There is no God", the idea that the non-existence of God can be proved.
  • Eternity — time or existence without beginning or end
  • Ex-Nihilo — creation out of nothing
  • God — the supreme being
  • Natural Theology — that which utilized philosophical arguments for the existence of God without appealing to special revelation
  • Omnipotent — all powerful
  • Omnipresent — present everywhere
  • Omniscient — all-knowing
  • Pantheism — something exists beyond matter, therefore, since God does not exist, nature becomes God in all it's parts
  • Parousia — The second coming of Christ in glory which will usher in the full establishment of God's kingdom.
  • Religion — service and worshiop of God or the supernatural, or devotion to faith or observance, a principle or sysem of beliefs held to with order and faith.
  • Supreme Being — rational uncreated spirit being who is omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent, immutable, transcendent and eternal
  • Theism — the belief in God
  • Theology — the study of God and all that relates to him
  • Transcendent — beyond normal limits or beyond limits of human experience, independent of material universe
  • Trinity — The Christian dogma which holds that in God there are 3 persons in one being, that God is a trinity in unity, that is a tri-unity of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
  • Yahweh — The Hebrew name for God. It means "I am Who Am".

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  • Agnosticism Terminology — the belief that neither the existence or nature of God, nor the origin of the universe is knowable.
  • Atheism Terminology — A philosophy which posits "There is no God", the idea that the non-existence of God can be proved.
  • Eternity Terminology — time or existence without beginning or end
  • Ex-Nihilo Terminology — creation out of nothing
  • God Terminology — the supreme being
  • Natural Theology Terminology — that which utilized philosophical arguments for the existence of God without appealing to special revelation
  • Omnipotent Terminology — all powerful
  • Omnipresent Terminology — present everywhere

Provenance

From the legacy CCWV definitions list, carried into the database as an entry of its own. Spelling of headwords is corrected, and where a legacy definition stated one tradition's judgment as the definition itself, the judgment is now attributed to that tradition.