Exploring the Concept of the Incarnation in Christian Theology

The chapter delves into the complex and ineffable nature of the incarnation in Christianity, discussing Christ as a divine person taking on human nature. It highlights the Greek term 'fisis' repurposed in Christian theology to denote Christ's divine attributes and human potentialities. The discussion critiques fringe Protestant interpretations surrounding Christ's divinity, clarifying that Christ remained fully divine while becoming fully human during the incarnation.