On the Making of Man

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On the Making of Man is a theological and philosophical treatise by Gregory of Nyssa that explores the creation, nature, and purpose of humanity within a Christian framework.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf philosophical treatise
theological treatise
aimsTo explain the dignity of human beings
reconcile biblical revelation with philosophical reasoning
associatedWith Christian doctrine of creation
Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodox theology
author Gregory of Nyssa NERFINISHED
circulatedIn Greek-speaking Christian communities
discusses free will
human destiny
image of God in humanity
relationship between humanity and God
resurrection
soul and body
doctrinalFocus human participation in divine life
restoration of humanity in Christ
genre patristic theology
hasPerspective Christocentric anthropology
Trinitarian theology
influenced Byzantine theological thought
later Christian anthropology
language Greek
mainSubject creation of humanity
nature of humanity
purpose of humanity
movement Cappadocian Fathers
partOf corpus of Gregory of Nyssa
philosophicalTheme human nature
relationship of soul and body
teleology of human life
relatedWorkByAuthor Against Eunomius
On the Soul and the Resurrection
religiousTradition Christianity
setting late 4th-century Christian debates on anthropology
studiedIn Christian philosophy
historical theology
patristics
theologicalPerspective Christian anthropology
theologicalTheme creation ex nihilo
divine providence
imago Dei
timePeriod 4th century
tradition Patristic literature
workOf Cappadocian Fathers
surface form: Cappadocian theology

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Gregory of Nyssa notableWork On the Making of Man