Apokatastasis - Revision history

Andrew: REDIRECT to Apocatastasis

2008-08-25T16:07:06Z

REDIRECT to Apocatastasis

Andrew: cleanup - Needs category and formatting

2008-08-25T15:42:13Z

cleanup - Needs category and formatting

Willibrord: A start, anyway

2008-08-25T11:47:04Z

A start, anyway

Mmerren at 11:34, August 25, 2008

2008-08-25T11:34:12Z

Mmerren: New page: WORK_IN_PROGRESS The Doctrine of Apocatastasis in the context of the theology of Origen was condemned at... Positive article by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in the new "Works"... '''On-l...

2008-08-25T11:27:50Z

New page: WORK_IN_PROGRESS The Doctrine of Apocatastasis in the context of the theology of Origen was condemned at... Positive article by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in the new "Works"... '''On-l...

New page

WORK_IN_PROGRESS

The Doctrine of Apocatastasis in the context of the theology of Origen was condemned at...

Positive article by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in the new "Works"...

'''On-line:'''
http://www.quodlibet.net/moore-origen.shtml

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	The Doctrine of Apocatastasis holds that in the end of time, all creatures will be reconciled to God, including Judas Iscariot, Satan, and the demon hordes. Its most famous progenitor was Origen, who believed after the final reconciliation, there could be another great fall, beginning the process of salvation history all over again. As a result of this theology, Origen was condemned as a heretic by the Fifth Ecumenical Council (II Constantinople) in 553.		The Doctrine of Apocatastasis holds that in the end of time, all creatures will be reconciled to God, including Judas Iscariot, Satan, and the demon hordes. Its most famous progenitor was Origen, who believed after the final reconciliation, there could be another great fall, beginning the process of salvation history all over again. As a result of this theology, Origen was condemned as a heretic by the Fifth Ecumenical Council (II Constantinople) in 553.

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 The Doctrine of Apocatastasis holds that in the end of time, all creatures will be reconciled to God, including Judas Iscariot, Satan, and the demon hordes. Its most famous progenitor was Origen, who believed after the final reconciliation, there could be another great fall, beginning the process of salvation history all over again. As a result of this theology, Origen was condemned as a heretic by the Fifth Ecumenical Council (II Constantinople) in 553.

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−	The Doctrine of Apocatastasis in the ~~context~~ of the theology of Origen was condemned ~~at..~~.	+	The Doctrine of Apocatastasis holds that in the end of time, all creatures will be reconciled to God, including Judas Iscariot, Satan, and the demon hordes. Its most famous progenitor was Origen, who believed after the final reconciliation, there could be another great fall, beginning the process of salvation history all over again. As a result of this theology, Origen was condemned as a heretic by the Fifth Ecumenical Council (II Constantinople) in 553.

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 The Doctrine of Apocatastasis in the context of the theology of Origen was condemned at...
-Positive article by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in the new "Works"...
 '''On-line:'''
 http://www.quodlibet.net/moore-origen.shtml