Cuando crecer salva. Sentido salvífico del crecimiento de la humanidad de Jesús: Una perspectiva Ireneana.

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    • Alternate Title:
      When Growing Up Saves. The Salvific Meaning of Human Growth In Jesus: An Irenean Perspective.
    • Subject Terms:
      IRENAEUS, Saint, Bishop of Lyon; CHRISTOLOGY; INCARNATION; EPIDEIXIS: Adversus haereses IV (Book); JESUS Christ -- Humanity; HOLY Spirit; SALVATION
    • Abstract:
      Partiendo de un análisis de Adversus Haereses IV 38,1-4 nos adentraremos en el crecimiento humano como categoría teológica clave en san Ireneo. Desde ahí y como consecuencia de la verdadera Encarnación, descubriremos la centralidad del crecimiento en la humanidad de Jesús y el sentido salvífico que necesariamente adquiere en coherencia con el pensamiento ireneano. Crecimiento que pone en primer plano la acción del Espíritu Santo y la libre acogida para crecer acompañados del Verbo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      We will explore human growth as a key theological category of St. Irenaeusin Adversus Haereses IV 38,1-4. From there, and as a consequence of the true Incarnation, we will discover the centrality of growth in the humanity of Jesus and the salvific meaning that it necessarily acquires in coherence with the Irenean thought. Such growth places in the foreground the action of the Holy Spirit and the human openness to grow accompanied by the Word. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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