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The Dualist Metaphysics of the Incarnation and the Too Many Thinkers Problem

Metaphysica
In the literature on the Incarnation, Christ’s human nature is typically understood through the dualist view of human persons. Some dualists hold that the Son becomes human by acquiring a particular body-soul composite. According to them, the Incarnation
Joungbin Lim
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The Theophany of the Bloodied Christ: The Christology of Eriugena’s Carmina

Modern Theology
The central concern of this essay is to investigate how Eriugena’s Carmina —his collected works of poetry—may contribute to scholarship on his Christology by focusing on how it recounts Christ suffering and shedding his blood on the cross.
Connor M. Ritchie
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The Incarnation and Intellectual Humility

Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018
This chapter examines the ways in which the incarnation of Jesus Christ is specifically represented as an outworking of divine humility. Importantly, this is rendered using imagery borrowed from biblical descriptions of wisdom, something that is ...
G. Macaskill
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The End of the Incarnation: Iconic Christology and Ecclesiology in Theodore the Studite

Liturgy
This article analyzes Theodore the Studite’s “iconic” Christology and ecclesiology. It pursues this study by indicating how, under the pressures of combating iconoclastic thought, his understanding of Christ and of the very nature of the church was ...
Roberto J. De La Noval
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The Humanity of Christ as Instrument of Salvation

Scripture teaches that God saves humanity through God's own actions and sufferings in Christ, thereby raising a key theological question: How can God use his own human actions and sufferings to bring about those things that he causes through divine power?
J. Moser
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Incarnational Theology Re‐Imagined

Heythrop Journal
The relationship between conceptions of a creator God and models of evolutionary development has been characterised mainly by each position's inability to acknowledge the possibilities of the other.
Nick Fieseler
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Using Storytelling of Incarnational Encounters to Disrupt Narratives of Otherness in Teacher Education

International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
The incarnation is the ultimate illustration of crossing the chasm between two groups. God's choosing to become flesh tells us of his nature, love, and desire to redeem humanity.
T. Keller
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Identification of a navy chaplain and its role in the light of the model of Christ's incarnation

, 2003
Jonghoon Kim
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Fallenness and anhypostasis: a way forward in the debate over Christ's humanity

Scottish Journal of Theology, 2014
Darren O. Sumner
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Thomas Aquinas on Christ’s Esse: A Metaphysics of the Incarnation

, 2017
Victor Salas
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