Athens and Jerusalem For the Salvation—with Metropolitan Kallistos Ware
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Jul 6, 2023 
Metropolitan Kallistos Ware, a distinguished theologian in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, shares profound insights about salvation and the nature of Christ. He delves into the paradox of Christ's duality as both divine and human, shedding light on its implications for salvation. Through reflections on the Nicene Creed and early Church Fathers, he articulates how understanding Christ's incarnation and resurrection transforms faith. With personal anecdotes, he invites listeners to explore the deeper meanings of salvation in their spiritual journeys.
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The Paradox of Christ
- Metropolitan Kallistos Ware discusses the paradox of Christ's nature, being both fully God and fully human.
- This paradox is central to Christian faith and explored in his lecture "For Our Salvation."
Nicene Creed on Christ's Nature
- The Nicene Creed affirms Christ's divinity and humanity, crucial for salvation.
- It states Christ is Lord, Son of God, eternal, unique, and one with the Father, yet also fully human.
Precision in Language
- Use precise language when discussing theological concepts, especially regarding Christ's humanness.
- The word "man" can be interpreted as human or male, potentially distorting the Nicene Creed's meaning.