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... Christ Jesus . The theologians of Alexandria generally held that the divine and human na- tures were united indistinguishably , whereas those of Anti- och taught that two natures coexisted separately in Christ , the latter being " the ...
... Christ Jesus . The theologians of Alexandria generally held that the divine and human na- tures were united indistinguishably , whereas those of Anti- och taught that two natures coexisted separately in Christ , the latter being " the ...
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... Christ ) . From a belief that the seen suggests the unseen , it is but a short step to a belief that the seen con- tains the unseen and that the image deserves veneration because divine power somehow resides in it . Men of the 4th ...
... Christ ) . From a belief that the seen suggests the unseen , it is but a short step to a belief that the seen con- tains the unseen and that the image deserves veneration because divine power somehow resides in it . Men of the 4th ...
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... Christ in the Eu- charist , he understood this in a completely spiritual sense . But most of his differences suggest ... Christ's kingdom , and every Christian was obligated to struggle to make it so in reality by bringing it under God's ...
... Christ in the Eu- charist , he understood this in a completely spiritual sense . But most of his differences suggest ... Christ's kingdom , and every Christian was obligated to struggle to make it so in reality by bringing it under God's ...
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