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What is the sin nature? What does it mean that we all have a sin nature?

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In what ways are believers partakers of the divine nature? What does it mean that we are partakers of the divine nature?

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What is human nature? What does the Bible say about human nature? Are we fallen creatures or do we still carry the image of God?

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Was Jesus the biological son of Mary? If so, how did He not inherit a sin nature? Was Jesus Mary’s biological son or was she essentially a surroga...

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Is the idea of mother nature biblical? Where did the idea of a mother nature originate?

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What are the most important things to understand about the nature of God? What is the nature of God?

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What is the flesh? What is the Bible talking about when it refers to the flesh? Is it our physical bodies or our sin natures?

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What is miaphysitism? What is dyophysitism? What is a miaphysite? What is a dyophysite? Did Jesus have one nature or two?

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What are enhypostasis and anhypostasis? What is the meaning of enhypostasis? What is the meaning of anhypostasis?

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10. How can the Incarnation be reconciled with God’s immutability? If God cannot change, then how can He become man? | GotQuestions.org

How can the Incarnation be reconciled with God’s immutability? If God cannot change, then how can He become man? What does it mean that Jesus is G...

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