c. AD 329 – 390
Gregory of Nazianzus
His Five Theological Orations, delivered at Constantinople, gave classic expression to Trinitarian doctrine shortly before the council of 381.
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- Location
- Cappadocia and Constantinople
- Role
- Bishop; called “the Theologian”
- Major writings
- Five Theological Orations; letters; poems
- Teachings
- Equality of the three divine persons
- The completeness of Christ's humanity
- Connection to apostolic Christianity
- He presided briefly at the Council of Constantinople in 381.
Quotations with references
“That which he has not assumed he has not healed.”
Sources and References
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Orationsnewadvent.org