The Incarnation

Pawl, Timothy

doi:10.1017/9781108558341

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The Compositional Model and The Clarification Task1

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“…The nature of the compositional model The primary strategy posited here for fulfilling the Clarification Task is through formulating a philosophical 'model' that seeks to demonstrate how the theological teaching expressed by (1) could, in fact, be true. One prominent set of models within the contemporary literature is that of 'compositional' models, which have recently been championed by a number of analytic theologians such as Crisp (2007), Pawl (2016, 2020, Leftow (2002Leftow ( , 2011aLeftow ( , 2011b, Stump (2011), Loke (2014), Flint (2011) andHasker (2017). At a general level, a compositional model (CM) is what Hill (2011) terms a 'relational account' of the Incarnation.…”

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On the metaphysics of the incarnation

Sijuwade

2023

Int J Philos Relig

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This article aims to provide an elucidation of the doctrine of the Incarnation. A new 'reduplication strategy' and 'compositional model' is formulated through the utilisation of certain concepts and theses from contemporary metaphysics, which will enable the doctrine of the Incarnation to be explicated in a clear and consistent manner, and the oft-raised objections against it being fully dealt with.

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