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Christ in the Temple of the Philosophers

The incarnation, the limits of created perspective and the love philosophy could not imagine

…uld Not Imagine “For in him dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily.” — Colossians 2:9 A conversation with my son brought the strangeness of the incarnation freshly before me. Christians have heard the words so often that we can cease to feel their force. God became man. T…

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The Word Did Not Fall into Flesh

The glory philosophy could not contain

…imself in flesh, and then, after the body’s dissolution, was restored to deity. (See Note 2.) At first glance, this can sound surprisingly Christian. Nearly every landmark is present. There is the Word. There is creation. There is descent. There is flesh. There is a return to div…

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