ST ALEXANDER OF ALEXANDRIA AND ARIUS ON THE GENERATION OF THE SON OF GOD
Abstract
Рад има за циљ да укратко изложи основна питања око којих се водила дебата у раном периоду аријанског спора, са посебним освртом на улогу појма времена у тој дебати. Рад анализира аргументацију у раној преписци вођеној од стране Арија и Светог Александра, епископа александријског, како међу собом, тако и са осталим значајним личностима тог времена, као и могуће изворе те аргументације. Пошавши од сличних поставки развијених у александријској традицији, посебно од стране Оригена, ова два ранохришћанска аутора имају различите погледе на својство „нерођености” Бога Оца, питање Синовљевог почетног или беспочетног рађања, као и везе између рађања Сина и стварања света у времену.
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