The Doctrine of the Incarnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ, in Its Relation to Mankind and to the Church (Classic Reprint)

Christ the Son of Man, as no other could be, through the constitution of His nature. This built on two considerations - First, The nature of that Humanity which was taken by Christ Secondly, His manner of taking it.

I. Nature shows itself by continuity of type in animals and in men. Its assertion not open to the charge of Realism. It depends upon the law of organization, by which every race of animated beings is bound together.

Limits of Traducianism and Creatianism. The whole race of man one, through the community of nature. Testimony to its unity in Scripture. This common nature taken by Christ. His consequent relation to all mankind.

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