Christology

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Christology is the branch of Christian theology that studies the person, nature, and work of Jesus Christ.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theology discipline
branch of theology
theological doctrine
centralFigure Jesus Christ
surface form: Jesus of Nazareth
concernsDoctrine Ascension Day
surface form: Ascension of Jesus

Atonement
Incarnation of Christ
surface form: Hypostatic union

Incarnation
Person of Christ
resurrection of Jesus Christ
surface form: Resurrection of Jesus

Second Coming of Christ
Trinity
Incarnation of Christ
surface form: Two natures of Christ
etymology from Greek 'Christos' and 'logia'
examines Logos
Lord
Light of the World
surface form: Messiah

Son of God
Son of Man
titles of Jesus
fieldOfStudy Jesus Christ
hasAspect biblical Christology
functional Christology
historical Christology
Christology self-linksurface differs
surface form: ontological Christology

soteriological Christology
systematic Christology
hasTradition Christology self-linksurface differs
surface form: Chalcedonian Christology

Dyophysite Christology
Christology self-linksurface differs
surface form: Feminist Christology

High Christology
Low Christology
surface form: Kenotic Christology

Liberation Christology
Low Christology
Oriental Orthodoxy
surface form: Monophysite Christology

Christology self-linksurface differs
surface form: Nestorian Christology

Christology self-linksurface differs
surface form: Process Christology
historicallyDebatedAt Council of Chalcedon
First Council of Nicaea
surface form: Council of Nicaea

Council of Ephesus
surface form: First Council of Ephesus
languageOfTerm Greek
relatedTo Dogmatic theology
New Testament studies
Church Fathers
surface form: Patristics

God the Holy Spirit
surface form: Pneumatology

Christian theology
surface form: Soteriology
studies nature of Jesus Christ
person of Jesus Christ
work of Jesus Christ
subDisciplineOf Christian theology
theology

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Chalcedonian Definition subject Christology
Three Chapters theologicalContext Christology
Council of Ephesus topic Christology
Logos usedAsTitleFor Christology
this entity surface form: Christ in Christian theology