I am desperately trying to find the link between the incarnation, the resurrection, and the return. I keep reading and reading and reading, but I can't find it!
Moltmann, Barth, Schweitzer, Spong, Doyle, Bloesch, McGrath, Letham, Calvin, Pannenberg arrrgghhhh.
I need to get thoughts down on paper, and quick, but I can't seem to verbalise where this essay is going.
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1 comment:
What do you mean by the link between the 3? The most obvious link is that they all involve Jesus being in a bodily state. I think you would go far in articulating why it is that the risen Jesus STILL remains in a bodily state (which is why his return will be bodily/physical). But you already know that. Just think how much more you will appreciate the work of Christ after this!
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