CUNOAȘTEREA DE SINE A LUI CRISTOS, ÎNTRE REMANENȚA OMNISCIENȚEI DIVINE ȘI ALTERITATEA UMANITĂȚII
CHRIST'S SELF-AWARENESS, BETWEEN THE REMANENCE OF DIVINE OMNISCIENCE AND THE ALTERITY OF HUMANITY

Author(s): Ilie-Cătălin Grigore
Subject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, History, Philosophy, Cultural history, History of Church(es), History of Philosophy, Theology and Religion, Religion and science , Ancient Philosphy, Philosophy of Middle Ages, Systematic Theology, Eastern Orthodoxy, History of Religion
Published by: Editura Cetatea de Scaun
Keywords: Christian anthropology; hypostatic union; divine foreknowledge; Christic self‑consciousness; free will; Logos–sarx;
Summary/Abstract: Theology is the science of asking questions while also looking for answers regarding God. One of the paradoxes of Christian theology - the double nature, divine-human, of Christ - has continuously aroused the interest of Christians: from the doctrinal affirmation of the hypostatic union, to the conciliar clarifications regarding monophysitism, miaphysitism, monothelism, monoenergism etc. Over time, the problem of Christ divinity self-consciousness entered the sphere of interest of theology, putting in opposition the convictions of those who emphasize the omniscient knowledge of Christ, from the first moment of His Incarnation, with the opinions of those inclined to defend the human dimension of Christ, placing in the spectrum of kenosis the divine knowledge prior to the Incarnation.

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