However it should be mankind who pay this debt so Anselm leads us to understand, by reason, that God has to incarnate himself in the form of a man ie Jesus Christ to pay off this infinite debt. So the reconciliation of God and mankind is to be understood as the salvation of mankind. In a mythological sense, Jesus was incarnated by God and handed over to the devil as a ransom, so to speak in financial terms...
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In a mythological sense, Jesus was incarnated by God and handed over to the devil as a ransom, so to speak in financial terms. But because Jesus Christ was eternal and of the same substance as God the devil has no power over him. Therefore Jesus could not be kept as this ?ransom' offered by God to the devil for atonement of our sins...
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An Examination Of The Question Of The Impeccability Of Jesus Christ That is, if Jesus was not peccable then just how "human" was he? Could he have been "true man" if he were not able to sin like the rest of mankind? (Note: this is a question of whether Christ could have sinned; not that Christ had to have sinned in order to be human...	19 / 5224
Theology - An Examination Of T This is the same reason that we study Theology proper. When we arrive at an answer to this question, we will have additional knowledge about Jesus' preincarnate state and a better understanding of the meaning of the statement "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever ...	19 / 5283
Jesus This is the same reason that we study Theology proper. When we arrive at an answer to this question, we will have additional knowledge about Jesus' preincarnate state and a better understanding of the meaning of the statement "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever ...	19 / 5293
religon However, there are some very appropriate reasons for examining this issue. The first reason to examine the issue of Christ's peccability/impeccability is so that we might obtain a better understanding and a more in depth knowledge about both Jesus Christ and God, just as God has invited us...	19 / 5304