Cur Deus Homo
Cur Deus Homo
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Wherefore He much the rather set the example that every one should not hesitate to render up to God of his own accord when reason requires it, that which at some time or other he must infallibly lose, who, in nowise needing to do it on His own account, nor being compelled thereto for the sake of others, to whom nothing was due save punishment, gave so precious a Life, even Himself, so ineffable a Person, by a will so perfectly free.
B. You are getting very near to what I want : yet bear with me... if I ask something to which (foolish as you may think the question) I have nothing ready in reply should it be asked of me. You say, that when He died, He gave that which He did not owe. But no one will deny that He did better when he gave such an example as this, and that He pleased God more, I02 W/iy tvas God made Man ?
than if He had not done it ; or will say but that He ought to do that which He knew to be best and most pleasing to God. How, therefore, can we assert that He did not owe to God what He did, that is, what He knew to be best and most pleasing to God, especially as a creature owes to God all that He is, and knows, and is capable of?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherefore He much the rather set the example that every one should not hesitate to render up to God of his own accord when reason requires it, that which at some time or other he must infallibly lose, who, in nowise needing to do it on His own account, nor being compelled thereto for the sake of others, to whom nothing was due save punishment, gave so precious a Life, even Himself, so ineffable a Person, by a will so perfectly free.
B. You are getting very near to what I want : yet bear with me... if I ask something to which (foolish as you may think the question) I have nothing ready in reply should it be asked of me. You say, that when He died, He gave that which He did not owe. But no one will deny that He did better when he gave such an example as this, and that He pleased God more, I02 W/iy tvas God made Man ?
than if He had not done it ; or will say but that He ought to do that which He knew to be best and most pleasing to God. How, therefore, can we assert that He did not owe to God what He did, that is, what He knew to be best and most pleasing to God, especially as a creature owes to God all that He is, and knows, and is capable of?
What to read after Cur Deus Homo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint Anselm to read onlineMoreLess
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