Teologia starożytnego Synodu w Sirmium (351r.) – między ortodoksją a herezją
The Theology of the Ancient Synod of Sirmium (351 A.D.) – between Orthodoxy and Heresy
Author(s): Włodzimierz WołyniecSubject(s): Ancient World, History of Religion
Published by: Księgarnia Świętego Jacka
Keywords: synod in Sirmium; Incarnation; pre-existence of Christ; God’s Communion; subordination in God; God’s judgement; dialogue in God; rule and reason in God
Summary/Abstract: The article undertakes theological interpretation of the ancient texts of the Synod at Sirmium (Hrvatska Mitrovica in today’s Bosnia), which took place in 351 A.D. On account of the fact that some of the synodical statements may seem controversial, the author of the article attempts at evaluation of the orthodoxy of those statements, his final intention, though, is theological reinterpretation of the synodical document with a view to presenting its topicality. Contemporary theology may draw new inspirations from the theology of the ancient Synod, first of all in the theology of the Incarnation and in the theology of the Trinity. The inner life of the Triune God presents itself as an orderly hierarchical Communion. The teaching of subordination of the Son may arouse reservations, or even border on heresy, if it is understood in the sense of obedience and humbleness of the Son according to synodical thought, then it allows us to perceive the Mystery of the Triune God in a new light
Journal: Śląskie Studia Historyczno-Teologiczne
- Issue Year: 50/2017
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 29-44
- Page Count: 16
- Language: Polish
