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Written Criticism – Is Christ’s divinity unique to him? How does he retain his human characteristics?
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Written Criticism – Is Christ’s divinity unique to him? How does he retain his human characteristics?

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In this lecture, His Holiness Pope Shenouda III explains that the divinity of Jesus Christ belongs to Him alone and does not extend to His relatives or those related to Him by the flesh. Divinity cannot be inherited, for the Virgin Mary, despite her holiness, gave birth to a perfect human being—Christ—who united divinity and humanity in one nature.

His Holiness emphasizes that the Christian faith is based on the truth that Christ is fully God and fully man, possessing all human characteristics without sin, while remaining fully divine. Therefore, Christ cannot be seen as divine only, but as one person with both divine and human natures united.

He also clarifies that the suffering and crucifixion belong to Christ’s human nature, not to His divinity, which cannot suffer or die. Christ suffered in the body He took for the salvation of humanity, while His divinity was never separated from Him.

The spiritual message of the lecture is a call to contemplate the mystery of the Incarnation, in which God united with humanity without confusion or separation, accomplishing the complete redemption of humankind.

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