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FAITH AND PHILOSOPHY
卷 28, 期 3, 页码 310-322出版社
PHILOSOPHY DOCUMENTATION CENTER
DOI: 10.5840/faithphil201128329
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One central claim of orthodox Christianity is that in Jesus of Nazareth, God became man. On Chalcedonian orthodoxy, this involves one person, God the Son, having two natures, divine and human. If He does, one person has two properties, deity and humanity. But the Incarnation also involves concrete objects, God the Son (GS), Jesus's human body (B) and-I will assume- Jesus's human soul (S). If God becomes human, GS, B and S somehow become one thing. It would be good to have a metaphysical account of their oneness. I have suggested one. Thomas Senor has criticized my suggestion. I now reply to his case.
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