Exploring the Divine Incarnation

This chapter examines the concept of 'incarnation anyway' within the eschatological and soteriological frameworks, questioning the necessity of the Son's incarnation had Adam not sinned. It engages with historical and contemporary Reformed thought, highlighting key theologians like Anselm and Bavinck while discussing their insights on redemption and divine purpose. The chapter emphasizes the centrality of the Son in both God's revelation and the redemptive narrative, offering a nuanced understanding of the role of incarnation in theology.