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The Fathers, in their own argument.
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Begin On the IncarnationAthanasius of Alexandria
On the Incarnation
Written before he was thirty and addressed to a reader who did not believe him. Not a devotional but an argument: why the Word would take a body at all, and why it had to end in a public execution.
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From the 1893 critical Greek, not a reprinted Victorian edition. Built for the ear, one thought to a paragraph.
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A way in
An optional classroom track walks the argument three times over. No marks, no gates, nothing locked.