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008			751104s1946 enk b 001 0deng d
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035			_a(OCoLC)01805908 _z(OCoLC)17518507 _z(OCoLC)562928142 _z(OCoLC)1239774610
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100	1		_aMascall, E. L. _q(Eric Lionel), _d1905-1993. _914608
245	1	0	_aChrist, the Christian and the church : _ba study of the incarnation and its consequences / _cBy E. L. Mascall.
260			_aLondon, _bLongmans,Green And Co _c©1946
300			_axiii, 257 pages ; _c23 cm
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 248-254)-and index of proper names (p. 255-258).
505	0		_aThe incarnation of the Word of God -- Some modern discussions of Christology -- Godhead and manhood in Christ -- Incarnation and atonement -- Incorporation into Christ -- The results of incorporation -- The mystical body of Christ -- The restoration of unity -- THe sacrament of unity-I -- The sacrament of unity-II -- The sacrament of unity-III -- Prayer in the mystical body -- Theology in the mystical body.
520			_a"I have attempted in this book to exhibit the Incarnation of the Son of God as the foundation and the unifying principle of the life and thought of both the individual Christian and the Church of which he is a member. That in Jesus of Nazareth human nature is permanently and inseparably united to the Person of the Eternal Word, that by Baptism men and women are re-created by incorporation into the human nature of Jesus and receive thereby a real communication of the benefits of his Passion, that sanctification is the progressive realization in the moral realm of the change that was made in the ontological realm by Baptism, that incorporation into Christ is incorporation into the Church, since the Church is in its essence simply the human nature of Christ made appropriable by men, that all the thought, prayer and activity of Christians, in so far as it is brought within the sphere of redemption, is the act of Christ himself in and through the Church which is his Body -- these are the ideas that I have tried to expound; and the thread that unites them all is the doctrine of the permanence of the manhood of the glorified and ascended Christ."--Preface
600	0	0	_aJesus Christ _xMystical body. _915484
650		0	_aIncarnation. _92946
650		0	_aChurch. _92422
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