Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characterized by kenosis, especially in the sense that it involves a self-emptying or stripping away of attributes or powers.

“The theologian’s argument was rooted in the kenotic humility of Christ, as described in the New Testament.”

2. noun

a quality or attribute that is emptied or stripped away, especially in the context of kenosis.

“The kenotic nature of Christ’s divinity has been a topic of debate among theologians for centuries.”

3. noun

a state or process of self-emptying or stripping away of attributes or powers.

“The kenotic crisis that occurred in the early Christian church led to a reevaluation of Christ’s nature and role.”