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Margaritha vitae

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  • Abhdisho bar Berikha

    …notable of his works is Margaritha vitae (“The Pearl of Life”), considered to be one of the most comprehensive statements of late Nestorian teaching. The “Pearl” focussed on the issue of Christ’s psychological identity. Reacting against the pietistic element of Greek and Oriental Christianity, which accented Christ as simply the…

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    …notable of his works is Margaritha vitae (“The Pearl of Life”), considered to be one of the most comprehensive statements of late Nestorian teaching. The “Pearl” focussed on the issue of Christ’s psychological identity. Reacting against the pietistic element of Greek and Oriental Christianity, which accented Christ as simply the…

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