The incarnation teaches that god became man through jesus christ. what did catholics defend by citing the incarnation? creating

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The incarnation teaches that god became man through jesus christ. what did catholics defend by citing the incarnation? creating

and revering religious images engaging in "secular" vocations selling indulgences for salvation nextreset

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Ahat [919] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-20T23:03:30+03:00

Ahat [919]3 years ago

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Creating and revering religious images

kompoz [17] · Answer 2 · 2022-04-21T01:06:10+03:00

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<em>Creating and revering religious images</em>

Explanation:

The incarnation for Christians is the moment when God incarnates in Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit and takes on human nature, stripping himself of his divinity with the objective of reconciling humanity that was lost by sin. According to Christians, Jesus Christ has two wills, two intelligences and two natures. It is called incarnation to the fact that the son of God assumed a human nature to save all people. <em>What is defended when citing the incarnation is the creation and veneration of religious images to continue maintaining this belief.</em>