Sed Contra: A Podcast of Catholic Theology

Would God Have Become Incarnate Had Man Not Sinned?

Dec 10, 2020

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Is God's Plan B a Plan B or Is It a Negation of Divine Simplicity?

05:01

What Is the Reason for the Incarnation?

05:23

The Immaculate Conception

04:14

Introduction

4min

The Four Basic Reasons That the Catechism Lays Out

5min

What Would We Do With the Fall?

2min

The Incarnation and the Cell Montachency in the Patristic Age

2min

What Is the Reason for the Incarnation?

5min

The Scotus Question

5min

Is There a Priority of Christ in God's Intention?

3min

The Immaculate Conception

4min

The Liturgical Hyperbole of the Church and The, Oh, Necessary Sin of Adam

5min

10.

Are We Ordered to Supernatural Beatitude Through Christ?

4min

11.

The Skodist Position on the Incarnation

5min

12.

What Would Happen Had Man Not Sinned?

3min

13.

Aquinas's Response to the Summa

5min

14.

Is God's Plan B a Plan B or Is It a Negation of Divine Simplicity?

5min

15.

Maximilian Mary Dean and the Scotest

1min

16.

The Importance of the Incarnation

3min

17.

Father Schrader's Translation of the Selmont-Achanci's on the Motive of the Incarnation

2min

Music attribution: "Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No 3, 3 allegro" by Advent Chamber Orchestra. Acquired here. Edited for length. Used under Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

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