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To: Pyro7480
This faulty theology would split Our Lord into a human person and a divine person, when He is ONE person with a human nature and a divine nature. In other words, it "dissolveth Jesus."

So did the Jesus' divine nature ever exist apart from his human nature?

272 posted on 01/12/2012 1:04:37 AM PST by Tramonto (Draft Palin)
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To: Tramonto

It’s called the hypostatic union.

Yes - Jesus’ divine nature existed before he took on his human nature. His human nature was derived from Mary - that is why she is the Mother of God in a very special sense, as well as the literal sense.

If Mary hadn’t said yes in her fiat, Jesus would not have been able to assume a human nature. Her role is key and Catholics Love her for it because she chose it - it was her free will, to undo Eve’s free will yes to Satan that screwed us up.

To begin the process of redemption by undoing exactly what was done wrong in a perfect parallel is awesome and could only have been accomplished by the design of Our Father in heaven who is Justice itself.


405 posted on 01/12/2012 11:30:00 AM PST by stonehouse01
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