 | Philip Schaff, Henry Wace - 1895 - 460 pages
...the sound meaning of the homoousion. Being of this mind the Fathers atNicaa spoke of the Onlybegotten as " Light of Light," " Very God of very God," and so on, and then consistently added the homoousion. 'It is impossible for any one to entertain the idea of variableness of light in relation... | |
 | James Hastings, John Alexander Selbie, Louis Herbert Gray - 1916 - 940 pages
...equivalent to the Homoousion : ' Being: of this mind the Fathers at Nicea spoke of the Onlybegotten as " Light of Light," "Very God of Very God," and so on, and then consistently added the Homoousion. It is impossible for any one to entertain the idea of variableness of light in relation... | |
 | 1980 - 452 pages
...sound meaning of the homoousion. Being of this mind the Fathers atNicaea spoke of the Onlybegotten as " Light of Light," " Very God of very God," and so on, and then consistently added the homoousion. It is impossible for any one to entertain the idea of variableness of light in relation... | |
 | Philip Schaff - 2007 - 449 pages
...sound meaning of the homoousion. Being of this mind the Fathers atNicsea spoke of the Onlybegotten as " Light of Light," " Very God of very God," and so on, and then consistently added the hoinoousion. It is impossible for any one to entertain the idea of variableness of light in relation... | |
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Very God of very God," and so on, and then consistently added the homoousion. 'It is impossible for any one to entertain the idea of variableness of light in relation to light, of truth in relation to truth, nor of the essence of the Only begotten in... 