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Daily Archives: July 2, 2017
Athanasius and Torrance on Christ’s Fallen Human Nature
As an evangelical in Bible College and Seminary (I still consider myself, broadly construed, an ‘evangelical’) I held to the impeccability view of Christ’s humanity. In other words, I believed that not only could Christ not sin*, but that the … Continue reading
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