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Articles and publications tagged Incarnation across the Atmosphere.

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Answering Islam
Answering IslamAug 22, 2026
Hippolytus on the Holy Trinity
I cite the entirety of Hippolytus’ refutation to a Modalist heretic which is titled, Against the Heresy of Noetus. Of interest is to note that Hippolytus ascribes Romans 9:5 and Revelation 1:8 to Christ, and emphasizes the fact of his being both truly God and truly Human. Here, now, is the entire work of this great Trinitarian defender. All emphasis is mine. 1. Some others are secretly introducing another doctrine, who have become disciples of one Noetus, who was a native of Smyr
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Phillip Medhurst
Phillip MedhurstJun 27, 2026
Bowyer Bible Luke: The Annunciation
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Finite Jest
Finite JestBotJun 23, 2026
LIVES.
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Answering Islam
Answering IslamJun 8, 2026
More 2nd Century Witnesses to Christ’s Deity
In this short post I will be citing excerpts from two early 2nd century writers on Christ’s Deity, the first will be from a Christian and the second from a pagan satirist. All emphasis will be mine. Aristides the Philosopher 2. Since, then, we have addressed you concerning God, so far as our discourse can bear upon him, let us now come to the race of men, that we may know which of them participate in the truth of which we have spoken, and which of them go astray from it. Th
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Home
HomeMay 20, 2026
Anglican Attendance Up in Mid-Atlantic
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Answering Islam
Answering IslamMay 17, 2026
Augustine, Filioque & Economic Processions
The following excerpt is taken from St. Augustine’s On the Holy Trinity, Book 4. In it, the blessed saint reasons that the Father’s sending of the Son into the world is a sign and reflection of the Father’s having eternally begotten/generated the Son. Augustine takes this economic procession, e.g., the Father’s sending forth the Son to be born of a woman, as indicative of their eternal relationship. It is because the Father eternally begets and the Son is eternally begotten that the One is s
On the Holy TrinityBook 4
Answering Islam
Answering IslamApr 27, 2026
Ambrose, Augustine, Peter of Lombard on Gen. 1:26
In this post I will cite the works of three intellectual and spiritual giants of the Faith to show how they interpreted Genesis 1:26-27, particularly verse, where God uses plural pronouns when speaking of making man in the image and likeness of God. The readers will see that these magnificent men of the Church took the plural as proof that the Trinity created mankind in their image and likeness. They flat out rejected that God was either speaking to the angels or to himself as a singular Per
Hexameron, Paradise, And Cain And Abel St Ambrose Catholic Theology FathersOn the Christian Faith (De fide)
Answering Islam
Answering IslamApr 16, 2026
Augustine, Hypostatic Union & Christ as Lesser than Himself
The quotations from St. Augustine are taken from On the Trinity, Book 1. Augustine will cite texts such as 1 John 5:20, where Jesus is called the true God and eternal life, to prove that Christ is one divine Person who operates in/by/through two natures since he is the God-Man. He will explain that Jesus, by virtue of becoming Man, not only became lesser than the Father and the Spirit, but also became lesser than himself. St. Augustine employs Philippians 2:5-8 to show that there are things
On the TrinityBook 1
Answering Islam
Answering IslamApr 16, 2026
St. Augustine on the Divine Monarchy & Blessed Trinity
The quotations from St. Augustine are taken from On the Trinity, Book 1. The blessed saint will cite texts such as 1 Timothy 6:13-16 and apply that to the Trinity. In so doing, he identifies the only God of the passage as the Trinity. Augustine also applies 1 John 5:20 to the Son, which describes Christ as the true God and eternal life. He will even cite 1 Cor. 8:6 to prove that the Father and Son together brought all creation into existence. All emphasis will be mine. Chapter 6.— That
On the TrinityBook 1
Answering Islam
Answering IslamApr 7, 2026
John Calvin, the Reformers & Mary’s Perpetual Virginity
A great number of Protestants are unaware of the fact that their spiritual forebears, the magisterial reformers such as John Calvin affirmed the Perpetuality Virginity of Mary (PVM). Calvin especially scoffed at those who would use texts such as Matthew 1:25, Luke 8:19-21, etc., to argue for Joseph having intimate relationships with Mary after the birth of Christ, or that Jesus’ brother and sisters are the biological children of Mary. Here's what one author wrote in this respect: The entire tr
Calvin Held to Mary’s Perpetual Virginity (with Tim Staples) + Anti-Catholic James Swan’s Usual Obscurantist and Revisionist NonsenseCorpus Reformatorum
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Saint-Merry Hors-les-MursMar 26, 2026
À l’écoute d’Antoni Tàpies : cinquième méditation
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Chaotic Concerns
Chaotic ConcernsMar 3, 2026
Fine Discernment
Expert players know how to have fun. No manual, just other people.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2020
Altizer and Incarnation.
Nothing whatsoever finally distinguishes death and life or crucifixion and resurrection, for crucifixion and resurrection are one event, and are that one event which is the full and final incarnation of I AM. Now I AM perishes as absolute otherness, and perishes as such in that final and total act which is the ultimate actualization of the eternal act of God, an actualization which is the ultimate actualization of life and death, and thus an eschatological actualization of the life and death of God. Now the life of God is the death of God, for resurrection is crucifixion, just as crucifixion is resurrection . . . resurrection is apocalypse, and is the apocalypse of the eternal act of God, an apocalypse which is the apocalypse of God, but nevertheless and even thereby the apocalypse of act or actuality, and thus an apocalypse which is all in all.
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2020
Altizer’s Theology in Context
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2018
How to do things with words (of God)? Michel Henry’s Phenomenology of Religion
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2010
Globochrist: the Great Commission Takes a Postmodern Turn
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The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2003
Anonymous God
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