The Post-Nicene Greek Fathers
The Post-Nicene Greek Fathers
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It was not unwor- thy of God thus to be bom and die, nor did the divinity thereby lose its divine perfection. Such a union of the divine and human is no more incom- prehensible than the union of soul and body. That Christ was divine is proved by his miracles. He became man out of good-will to men, such incama* tion being the most natural remedy for our miser- ies, and something agreeable to the goodness and the justice of God. Chapter twenty-nine propounds the question why sin was not checked i...n its incipi- ency, and answers it by declaring that sin needed to work itself out in all the forms which it shows in history, in order that the healing might extend to the utmost limit of the disease. Next is discussed the fact that only a limited number receive the grace of faith. If it were true that we held that faith is apportioned by the divine will, then one might rightly object to this mystery; but, since the calling is made alike to all men, God must not be accused because the Word does not gain the mas- Digitized by Google GREGORY NYSSA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not unwor- thy of God thus to be bom and die, nor did the divinity thereby lose its divine perfection. Such a union of the divine and human is no more incom- prehensible than the union of soul and body. That Christ was divine is proved by his miracles. He became man out of good-will to men, such incama* tion being the most natural remedy for our miser- ies, and something agreeable to the goodness and the justice of God. Chapter twenty-nine propounds the question why sin was not checked i...n its incipi- ency, and answers it by declaring that sin needed to work itself out in all the forms which it shows in history, in order that the healing might extend to the utmost limit of the disease. Next is discussed the fact that only a limited number receive the grace of faith. If it were true that we held that faith is apportioned by the divine will, then one might rightly object to this mystery; but, since the calling is made alike to all men, God must not be accused because the Word does not gain the mas- Digitized by Google GREGORY NYSSA.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, George Anson, 1846-1907. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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