Because he was fully human, he was also fallible. To suggest otherwise—that he never could’ve made a mistake in carpentry or masonry—is to cozy up to the heresy of Docetism. Docetism denies the full ...
The Third Epistle of John (3 John) is the shortest book in the New Testament, with a word count of 219 words in the original ...
Because of their view of the material, they rejected the idea Jesus became fully human or died on the cross. Some said Jesus only looked human (a belief called Docetism), while others explained the ...
Though the Feast of the Transfiguration on 6 August has been celebrated in the East since the sixth century, where it is still one of the Twelve Great Feasts, ...
Against the subjectivizing of reconciliation in Ritschl’s “ethical docetism,” Brunner warns, So long as we continue to reject the Scriptural idea of Divine holiness, of Divine wrath ...