Person: Alba López, Almudena
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Publication The Treatment of the Resurrection of Lazarus (Jn 11:1-44) in the Works of Hilary of Poitiers. Reflections on the Nature and Glorification of the Son in the Light of Anti-Arian Polemics(Pontificia Università Lateranense: Institutum Patristicum Augustinianum, 2022) Alba López, AlmudenaLa exégesis de la resurrección de Lázaro (Jn 11,1-44) ofrece a Hilario de Poitiers la posibilidad de reflexionar sobre el sufrimiento emocional del Verbo hecho carne y su glorificación por el Padre. El obispo se sirve de estos motivos para rebatir la posición subordinacionista de sus adversarios y para sostener la presencia del Padre en el Hijo, afirmando la perfecta igualdad de ambas personas. Así, se sirve del milagro de la resurrección de Lázaro para mostrar cómo la glorificación del Hijo tiene por objeto santificar la carne asumida por él, de modo que el Padre lo reconozca en ella, restableciendo así la unidad de sus naturalezas divina y humana. Asimismo, establece una conexión con Jn 5,24-29, reforzando su reflexión sobre el misterio de la mutua habitabilidad del Padre y del Hijo con una interpretación antiarriana.Publication A Struggle for Consensus: Constantine’s Intervention in the Christian Quarrels of His Time(Universidad de Santo Tomas de Manila (Filipinas), 2023) Alba López, AlmudenaEver since the Edict of Milan was issued in 313, Emperor Constantine implemented a tolerance-based religious policy in which his intervention, both personally and by proxy, played an essential role. Tolerance would ultimately fail due to the many religious conflicts and constant doctrinal disagreements between various Christian groups, requiring new solutions in order to rule over a more peaceful population. The will to reach a doctrinal consensus that would not undermine the emperor’s powers in the management and arbitration of religious matters, as well as intervention by civil authority in fields that traditionally fell under ecclesiastic jurisdiction, would give rise to a confrontation with part of the Church which would resist the emperor’s strategy to reach a consensus in religious matters.Publication An Analysis of the Beatitudes (Mt 5,1–12) from an Ethical-Eschatological Point of View in the Works of Hilary of Poitiers(EDIPUGLIA, 2021) Alba López, AlmudenaPublication Enemigo y traidor. Una reconstrucción ideológica de la imagen de Judas durante el conflicto arriano-niceno del siglo IV(Graphè, 2017) Alba López, Almudena; Montecchio, LucaPublication Hope and the Fulfilment of the Promises of the Old Testament in the Works of Hilary of Poitiers: A Pauline and Soteriological Reading(Institut d'Études Augustiniennes, 2021) Alba López, AlmudenaDespite having seldom been the subject of systematic analysis, reflections on Hope and faithful perseverance are present throughout the works of Hilary of Poitiers and, in particular, in his exegesis of the Psalms. This author understood that the entire story of the Old Testament was a preparation and a prefiguration of what would happen from the moment of the Incarnation, and this understanding led him to delve further into the relationship between mankind and the Word throughout the dispensation of salvation. Hilary observes that, in this relationship, the promises and covenants established between the two parties give rise to faithful expectation, allowing humans to orient themselves towards the enjoyment of the good things to come. These promises therefore have a soteriological function which Hilary conceives from a strictly Pauline point of view.Publication Potamio de Lisboa y la polémica arriana en Hispania(Signifer Libros, 2013) Alba López, Almudena; González Salinero, RaúlPublication Nuevas perspectivas en torno a la fe y el mérito en la obra de Hilario de Poitiers(Vrin, 2021) Alba López, AlmudenaPublication Nosque Filio in haereditatem a Deo patre donamur (De Trinitate 4,37). Man as an Inheritance Given to Christ by God the Father: A Reflection on the Pauline Concept of κληρονομία in the Work of Hilary of Poitiers(Universidad de Navarra, 2022) Alba López, AlmudenaHilario de Poitiers recoge el desarrollo paulino en torno al concepto de «herencia» explorando e incorporando nuevos aspectos y dando un paso más allá al entender que el hombre ha sido dado en herencia a Cristo por Dios Padre. Para tratar de hacer una aproximación a la influencia del pensamiento paulino en torno a la herencia en Hilario de Poitiers, examinaremos la reflexión que hace de los principales pasajes en los que Pablo de Tarso trata específicamente el tema abordado y su relación con otros aspectos relacionados, como su noción de «promesa», así como aquellos en los que las alianzas abrahámica y davídica desempeñan un papel esencial.Publication El empleo de las fórmulas conciliares como prueba para la denuncia de la herejía y la defensa de la ortodoxia: el método y las estrategias empleadas por Hilario de Poitiers en De Synodis y otros escritos afines(Dykinson, 2023) Alba López, Almudena; Martín Minguijón, Ana Rosa; Vilacoba Ramos, Karen María; Saiz López, José NicolásPublication El proceso de rehabilitación de Atanasio de Alejandría entre los concilios de Roma y Sárdica (341-343). Aspectos de un conflicto político y religioso entre Constante y Constancio II(Asschendorft Verlags, 2021) Alba López, AlmudenaThe problem of Athanasius of Alexandria was one of the trickiest political and religious issues emperor Constantine left to his heirs. After he was received in Rome after his second exile and rehabilitated by the Council of Serdica in 343, the fact that the Western clergy closed ranks around the cause of the Alexandrian patriarch and, collaterally, that of Marcellus of Ancyra, gave rise to a passionate reaction from their Eastern colleagues, who summoned a series of councils in which the conviction of the two clergymen was ratified in response. In this paper, we will analyse how this tension between the Eastern and Western clergies bled over into the political sphere, in which emperors Constans and Constantius II saw themselves embroiled in a religious dispute that would not be resolved until the death of the former and the full domination of the Empire by the latter.