For as it cannot be denied that "the Word became flesh and dwelt in us," so it cannot be denied that "God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself." But what reconciliation can there be, whereby God might be propitiated for the human race, unless the mediator between God and man took up...
This thread is split from the thread "Where are the Trinitarian and Christological Boundaries", and with a similar idea in mind as "How to View the Christian East Between 780-2025".
I have been exposed to two differing accounts of the Chalcedonian Controversy.
The first - claims that the whole...
How do we define trinitarian and christological errors as heresy? As damnable? Those who hold them as wolves? As being outside the faith? Are the boundaries strictly theological or also ones of attitude, context, consistency and soteriological implication? How harshly do we define the following...
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I am still only about half-way through the book I am currently reading, but I am already thinking about what to read next. I think the next topic after the current one I am reading on covenant theology will probably be Christology. As in the person and work of Christ. What are your'e suggestions...
Hi yall,
What do you guys think about this video from RedeemedZoomer?
He's not the only one I've seen accuse MacArthur of being Nestorian but he may be the latest.
Do you think Nestorianism is heretical? I know MacArthur affirms the hypostatic union but apparently so did Nestorious.
Do you...
I get that when we pray to Jesus, we're praying to Jesus as a person, but at the same time I realize that when Jesus was on Earth, He probably didn't know if people were praying to Him, and since he's forever human, I don't see why this would change now that He's been glorified.
Like for...