Is There No End to the Incarnation?

The second person of the Trinity suffices. It's a human nature that is in live and that's quickened by the logos. So it doesn't need a corresponding human nature. The Garagula Grange when he talks about the ecstasy of being right the word right draws in the human nature in this ecstasy of being. But even though the body and soul are separated so Christ dies, and Aquinas even says he ceases to be a man  - but he doesn't cease to be a person. There's some beautiful satirical implications to that.