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On the Incarnation

On the Incarnation | Saint Athanasius

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As one of history's most passionate defenders of Christian doctrine, Saint Athanasius is notable for his apologist essays and their substantial contribution to early Orthodox theology. As a bishop serving in fourth century Alexandria, Athanasius composed this essay in his early life and devoted it to a number of issues still debated by theologians today, including monotheism, spiritual salvation, and the divine nature of Jesus Christ.

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On the Incarnation | Saint Athanasius

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An excellent set of arguments for the reality and importance of God becoming man. Absolutely beautiful and victorious in its mindset.

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On the Incarnation | Saint Athanasius

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Oh my, what did I just read? Here is my gr link: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2709336671?book_show_action=false&from_rev...

tournevis Why? 5y

quirkyreader @tournevis This book was written in a response to the Nicea(sp?) council and it was refuting the arguments by Arias. There is a lot of history behind this book. 5y

tournevis @quirkyreader I know what this book as about. Why would someone not doing theology or history of religion read is was my question. This book hurts! 5y

quirkyreader @tournevis I am one of those nerdy Biblical Scholars. And this book is also part of a reading program that I am doing this year. 5y

tournevis @quirkyreader More power to you! Have fun! 😘 5y

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On the Incarnation | Athanasius

Ok, I do love you Athanasius. 4th century burn...
#OntheIncarnation #nonfictionNovember
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RusskayaChica He da man, for sure! 7y

Bradleygirl @RusskayaChica 😂 7y

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