“Divine Embodiment: The Earliest Christian Understanding of God”

Last updated on: May 4, 2017 at 2:00 pm   by
“Divine Embodiment: The Earliest Christian Understanding of God”

 

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“Creation of Stars and Planets” (detail from Sistine Ceiling)
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I’m grateful to Robert Boylan for reminding me of a wonderful article by the wonderful David L. Paulsen:  “Divine Embodiment: The Earliest Christian Understanding of God.”

 

I recommend it enthusiastically.

 

Posted from Tel Aviv, Israel

 

 

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