Because the incarnation of Christ is essential to our salvation. And because the understanding of what Jesus did by leaving glory and becoming a man is essential to our own humility.

The incarnation of Christ implies his deity and humanity alike. To assert that any of us “became flesh” or “came in the flesh” would be a truism; ...

The Incarnation of Christ is a pillar and central mystery of the Catholic faith. As Advent rolls on and Christmas approaches, let us slow our pace and take time to meditate on the Incarnation.

The incarnation is the foundation of the Christian faith. In Jesus, the eternal Word became flesh, dwelt among us, revealed God’s glory, and brought grace and truth to a lost world.

Therefore, it may be said that the Incarnation in all its aspects is a work of the Holy Spirit. Secondly, the Virgin Birth of Christ is to be understood as an eschatological sign of the advent of ...

I is for Incarnation. By being partakers of Christ incarnate, we are partakers in the whole humanity which he bore – Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bear with me for the letter “I”, ...

The Incarnation of Christ, God taking the form of a human being, is the most momentous event in all of human history. It is honored, celebrated and commemorated essentially because it is real.

In his incarnation, passion, death and resurrection, Jesus Christ has shown us that love is the goal of salvation and that God's economy of salvation invites us to consciously evolve, especially ...

Still others cast their vote for the incarnation. Wayne Grudem wrote: “It is by far the most amazing miracle of the entire Bible. The fact that the infinite, omnipotent, eternal Son of God could ...