La relación del Padre y el Hijo en Orígenes ( Comentario al Evangelio de Juan ) Una reciprocidad asimétrica

Origen, in his Commentary on the Gospel of John, collects –from the mid-Platonic category of contemplation– the coeternity of the Father and the Son, in his peculiar way of showing the correlative character of fatherhood and filiation. If at all times we maintain reciprocity and interdependence between the Father and the Son, in this article we intend to delve into the unity of the Father and the Son from eternal generation, which keeps the Father always be getting the Son and the Son always being begotten by the Father. The resulting contemplation re-interpreted by Origen from the generationrelationship and the being of the Son configured as an assent to the will of the Father, the original donor principle: The Son is the Son as long as there is, eternally referred, towards the Father. This relationship of asymmetric reciprocity will become the postulate of the source of unity between both.