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Preface
I think I have viewed Gorton Monastery while in a motor vehicle, but I do not believe it was near my walking routes, although looking at a map, it was close.
In my Reformed theology, God's infinite attributes work within the logically possible. For examples, God cannot choose to cease to exist (as logically necessary, and the first and primary cause), make the finite, infinite, or create another infinite, omnipotent God, equal to self.
God the Son, as infinite, within the Trinity, did (does) take a finite, human nature in the incarnation. Correctly, and classically, the natures do not mix. Jesus Christ is both finite man and infinite God.
PhD: Twitter quote 100
Edited from PhD thesis
2010 Theodicy and Practical Theology: PhD thesis, the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter
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