Titlebook: God in One Person; The Case for Non-Inc A. Richard Kingston Book 1993 A. Richard Kingston 1993 Christianity.god.Jesus

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Krishan L. Duggal,Aurel Bejancuing implication of this belief being, as Ian Wilson put it, that ‘a(chǎn) man who to all appearances was merely an obscure Jewish teacher of two thousand years ago, has in fact been co-creator and coruler of our multimillion galaxy universe throughout its entire existence’.

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Peter Helmut Thaller,Felix Frankenberge of the non-incarnational christologies ... one is bound to say that they look pretty vague and thin.’. Even Maurice Wiles refers disparagingly to ‘a(chǎn)n old-fashioned unitarianism which the main body of the church in the past has rejected as something lacking the dynamic of a living faith’..

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The Narrow Choiceing implication of this belief being, as Ian Wilson put it, that ‘a(chǎn) man who to all appearances was merely an obscure Jewish teacher of two thousand years ago, has in fact been co-creator and coruler of our multimillion galaxy universe throughout its entire existence’.

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Why Would God Become Incarnate? effect some great spiritual deliverance, an act of cosmic salvation or atonement; and finally, to identify himself personally with man in his spiritual pilgrimage and in his struggle against evil and misfortune. Admittedly, there is considerable overlap between these various motivations, but it is still best to examine them separately.

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978-1-349-13100-6A. Richard Kingston 1993

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