[B-Greek] substantia(ousia) in Luke 15:13??
Octavio Rodriguez
octaviors at gmail.com
Fri Sep 2 16:04:30 EDT 2005
In luke 15:13 , it is clear that "ousia" means "possessions ". However if i
apply the meaning Aristotle uses , it would means substance.
My question is , why does it word has differents meanings ?.
If i apply the philosophical meaning , the text would be read : "....his
substance...".
The question is important to know , how can i understand the latin term
"substantia" used for Tertulian in Adversus Praxeam.
I don´t know , if Tertulian used the Biblical meaning or the philosophical
meaning of ousia.
Best Regards
Octavio Rodriguez Salmon
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