perichoretic

• Loving one another brings us into God's own being, unites us with Christ, and grants us eternal life, which, for John simply is union with God in the perichoretic relations of the Godhead (John 17: 21-23). —  Inhabitatio Dei
• Gunton argues, on the basis of sort of perichoretic metaphysic that "reality is on all levels 'perichoretic', a dynamism of relatedness." —  Inhabitatio Dei
• We cannot simply "read" the divine dynamic of perichoretic unity from God onto created relationality. —  Inhabitatio Dei
• There is nothing whatsoever wrong with talking about the church's unity as being perichoretic (in line with Jesus 'language in John 17: 21ff). —  Inhabitatio Dei
• There was a perichoretic union between the Church and the State instead of between the Church and the Trinity. —  Sarx

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