The Word truly became human
The saving subject is the incarnate Word. Miaphysite unity confesses complete divinity and humanity, including a rational soul. It is not Eutychian absorption.
Tradition note
Follow local parish or diocesan formation guidance for sacramental preparation.
Key points
- The saving subject is the incarnate Word. Miaphysite unity confesses complete divinity and humanity, including a rational soul. It is not Eutychian absorption.
- No. The union preserves complete divinity and humanity without mixture or separation.
Learning objectives
- Does one incarnate nature mean that humanity disappears?
- Identify the church and limits of the source.
Practice and discussion
- Read the passage and the linked church source.
- Explain the answer in your own words and ask a local catechist about practice.
Scripture
- John 1:1-18; Hebrews 2:14-18 — Read the literary context. Later ecclesial reception is supplied by the named source, not established by the passage alone.