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Did Jesus have the sin nature?Jesus can't be human 100% with out a human nature.
A person can't be human with out a human nature.
This includes Jesus.
How are you defining human nature?
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I told you what I believe."God in the flesh" in what sense?
He is God Incarnate, which is what the Creed says, which means something more than just "God in the flesh."
Why don't you explain it to me in what you believe.No, you did not. You danced around the issue.
Explain please what you mean by "God in the flesh?"
Amen.
A good explanation!
Amen.. Thank youNo
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Jesus the God? Are we unduly separating the Hypostaic Union now?
Jesus is God and Human; Divine and Man. Both at once, yet unconfused: Two cooperative wills...to separate them as you are doing is monothelitism, not Christianity!
That's what the Holy Bible says, right?
Who is 100% Man too. Now we are venturing in monophysitism too!
The Nicene Creed is clear in the belief in the Judgment. Has the Judgment occurred? No one can experience heaven unless they've been given Final Judgment. Therefore, they are not experiencing either heaven or hell.
They aren't in heaven or hell either.
Yet you have clearly separated the Hypostic Union of the Messiah by picking apart when Jesus is God and when Jesus is Man. He's both, cooperatively yet unconfused. To suggest, in any way, shape, or form anything else is not acceptable by the Nicene Creed or the Chalcedonian Definition.
That was a spectacular way to change the subject of the thread.
How can a image of stone give graces? This is silly.That has nothing to do with the thread, it is about visiting someone, actually, in the form of a statue, and receiving graces because of it.
innumerable favors granted by the Mother of God to those who practised this most profitable devotion of often visiting her in her churches or before some image.
Oblio, read the OP and agree or disagree with it, that is what the thread is about.
Io, some men are just more comfortable with statues than real women. Real women can be chatty & needy. Men hate that.In Father Auriemma's little book, Affetti Scambievoli [Affetti Scam. p. 2. c. 3], we read of innumerable favors granted by the Mother of God to those who practised this most profitable devotion of often visiting her in her churches or before some image. We read of the graces which she granted in these visits to Saint Albert the Great, to the Abbot Rupert, to Father Suarez, especially when she obtained for them the gift of understanding, by which they afterwards became so renowned throughout the Church for their great learning: the graces which she granted to Saint John Berchmans of the Society of Jesus, who was in the daily habit of visiting Mary in a chapel of the Roman college; he declared that he renounced all earthly love, to love no other after God than the Most Blessed Virgin, and had written at the foot of the image of his beloved Lady: "I will never rest until I shall have obtained a tender love for my Mother."; the graces which she granted to St. Bernardine of Siena, who in his youth also went every day to visit her in a chapel near the city-gate
http://www.catholictradition.org/Eucharist/blessed-sacrament.htm
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