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Incarnation
the act of the eternal Son taking on full human nature
Arianism
the view that the Son was created by the Father and not eternal
Apolonarianism
the view that the divine Logos replaced the human rational mind
Monophysite
the view that Christ had only one nature rather than two
Nestorianism
the view that Christ existed as two separate persons, divine and human
Pre-existence
the belief that Christ existed before his earthly life
Messiah
the anointed deliverer promised in Jewish expectation
monogenes
a Greek term emphasizing uniqueness or one-of-a-kind status
Eternal Functional Subordination
the view that the Son eternally submits to the Father in role while remaining equal in nature
Docetism
the view that Christ only appeared to be human
dokeo
a Greek verb meaning to seem or appear
Two minds Christology
the view that Christ possessed both a divine mind and a human mind
Kenotic Christology
the view that the Son voluntarily limited certain divine attributes in the incarnation
Resurrection
the transformation to new bodily life after death
Resuscitation
the return to ordinary mortal life after apparent death
Swoon theory
the claim that Jesus did not actually die on the cross
Hallucinations
the claim that post-resurrection appearances were subjective visions rather than bodily encounters