| Historical ChristologyA Study of Catholic Teaching about ChristFrom Biblical Times to the Present
Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. INTRODUCTION - (Introduction Missing)I. MESSIANISM
 Concept of the Messiah
 
 Messianic Development
 
 
	 Patriarchal Period Royal Messianism The Exile and After 
 Three-Fold Anointing 
 II. WITNESS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
 Synoptic Tradition
 
 
	 Fulfillment of Prophecy Son of God and Son of Man Revelation and Miracles 
 Pauline Christology
 
 
	 Christ Our Hope Life in Christ Salvation through Christ The Lordship of Christ Loyalty to Christ Epilogue 
 Joannine Christology
 
 
	 The Humanity of Christ The Divinity of Jesus Christ Soteriology 
 III. THE EARLY APOLOGISTS
 Clement of Rome and Ignatius of Antioch
 
 Justin the Apologist
 
 Ireneus, Dionysius and Tertullian 
 IV. ORIGINS OF COMPARATIVE CHRISTOLOGY
 Graeco-Roman Incarnations and Deification
 
 Patristic Principles and Methodologybr>
 
 
	 Pagan Mythology and the "Anima Naturaliter Christiana" Primitive Revelation and the Pagan Nations Radical Differences Mutual Opposition 
 Origen's Defense of Christ
 
 
	 The Miracles of Christ Resurrection of Christ 
 Arnobius of Sicca
 
 Appolonius of Tyana
 
 Apologia of Eusebius 
 V. ARIANISM AND THE COUNCIL OF NICEA
 Historical Origins
 
 Arius and Arianism
 
 
	 Role of Constantine The Principles of Arianism 
 The Council of Nicea
 
 
	 The Aftermath Spread of Arianism 
 Christology of the Golden Patristic Age 
 VI. CHRISTOLOGY OF THE FATHERS
 Witness to Christ and His Mother
 
 St. Augustine
 
 
	 Christ and Manichaeism Donatism and the Mystical Body of Christ Pelagianism against the Necessity of the Redemption Providential Function of Error The Blessed Virgin 
 VII. EPHESUS AND CHALCEDON
 Nestorius and the Council of Ephesus
 
 Eutyches and Chalcedon
 
 
	 Analysis of Monophysitism Christ Has Two Distinct Natures Meaning of the Hypostatic Union Communication of Attributes in Christ 
 From Chalcedon to the Monothelites
 
 Adoptionism 
 VIII. CHRISTOLOGY OF THOMAS AQUINAS
 Necessity of the Incarnation
 
 Hypostatic Union
 
 
	 Union by Division Union by Confusion Union in One Person 
 Grace and Wisdom
 
 
	 Three-fold Grace in Christ Two-fold Wisdom in Christ 
 Human Weakness
 
 The Atonement 
 IX. CHRISTOLOGICAL ERRORS IN THE MODERN WORLD - (Chapter IX Missing)
 Divinity of Christ
 
 Humanity of Christ Consciousness of Christ
 
 Liberation Theology
 
 
 X. JESUS CHRIST IN SYMBOL AND DEVOTION
 Jansenism and the Sacred Heart
 
 Theology of the Sacred Heart
 
 
	 Doctrinal Analysis Schematic Analysis Symbolism of the Heart Trinity as Ultimate Object Creative and Providential Love The Incarnation The Redemption Mystical Body of Christ Eucharistic Heart of Christ Divine Grace Grace and the Human Affections of Christ Responsive Love of the Sacred Heart 
 Analysis of Responsive Love
 
 
	 Explanation of the Analysis 
 Cultus of the Sacred Heart Since Vatican II  (Section Missing) (Please Note: Footnote references are missing in 
    those chapters where you do not see any.) Conference transcription from a talk that Father Hardon gave to the
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