Unpacking Christology: Divinity and Humanity

This chapter explores the intricate historical and theological landscape of Christology, focusing on the interpretations of Jesus' divinity as initiated by the Council of Chalcedon. It examines conflicting narratives in the New Testament, particularly between the Synoptic Gospels and the Gospel of John, and discusses how early Christian thought shaped beliefs about Christ's nature. The analysis highlights the challenges of reconciling diverse scholarly perspectives on Jesus' dual existence, emphasizing the implications for understanding his humanity and divinity within Christian theology.