Whatever Happened To the Human Mind?: Essays in Christian Orthodoxy

SPCK, 1980. Trade Paperback. Very Good. No marks noted in text. Binding is tight and square. Parges lightly tanned. Gently read. . . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: PART I: Man and his mind: the deffence of the intellectual principle: 1.) Whatever happened to the human mind? -- 3.) Intelligence and insight -- 4.) Mind and reality ------ PART II: On from Chalcedon: 1.) Is Chalcedon relevant today? -- 2.) Jesus human and divine -- 3.) The first-century Jew the universal Saviour -- 4.) The conditions of Jesus' manhood -- 5.) Chalcedon in a wider context -- 6.) Chalcedon and the future -- Additional Notes: A.) Incarnation and Sonship -- B.) Dr. Moule on the Origin of Christology -- C.) The Shroud of Turin ------ PART II: Suffering and God: passion, compassion, and impassibility: 1.) Change and becoming: Fr Weinandy's analysis -- 2.) Some further considerations -- 3.) Being and love: Fr Galot's approach ------ PART IV: Quicunque vult ...? Anglican unitarians: 1.) Dr Lampe's Bampton lectures -- 2.) The survival of the Triune God ------ PART V: Sexuality and God: 1.) Introduction -- 2.) Sexuality in man -- 3.) Sexuality in Jesus -- 4.) Sexuality in God. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio: BookMarx Bookstore. Books shipped within 24 hours.