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Saturday, April 10, 2010

Christology and Heresy

I did a short and simple series of posts on the Incarnation over at trinities.org. Here are the links:

Christology and Heresy - 1 
Christology and Heresy - 2
Christology and Heresy - 3
Christology and Heresy - 4
Christology and Heresy - 5
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