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1 Theses | we confess one Lord Jesus~Christ, true God and man.~[ETML: 2 Theses | For it cannot be said, Christ is thirsty, a servant, dead;~ 3 Theses | statement] too is condemned: Christ is~humanity, even though 4 Theses | even though it is said: Christ is divinity.~[ETML:S:paragrafo] 5 Theses | some are not afraid to say: Christ is a creature, since a ~ 6 Theses | errantly it is said that Christ was created.~[ETML:S:paragrafo] 7 Theses | certain that with regard to Christ [in~Christo] all words receive 8 Theses | everything that is said of Christ, are new words.~[ETML:S: 9 Theses | scoff [when we say] that Christ according to his humanity 10 Theses | For those who say that Christ is a creature according 11 Theses | everyone vehemently denies that Christ is a creature~in this way, 12 Theses | dreams of the creature in~Christ.~[ETML:S:paragrafo]30. And 13 Theses | that there is a creature in Christ.~[ETML:S:paragrafo]33. In 14 Theses | man, so God and man is one~Christ."~[ETML:S:paragrafo]45. 15 Theses | paragrafo]45. For all deny that Christ is "composed" [of two natures] 16 Theses | not understand it,~that Christ according as he is a man 17 Theses | since these forms of speech--Christ according as he is a~man [ 18 Theses | simplest, the humanity of Christ is a creature, the false 19 Theses | ETML:S:paragrafo]60. For Christ did not permit the demons 20 Disp | divinity and humanity of Christ. In the year 1540, the 28th 21 Disp, Pre | its simplicity, that in Christ there is a divine and a 22 Disp, Pre | faith shall remain, that Christ is true~God and true man, 23 Disp, Pre | Schwenkfeld, who says that Christ is [not] a creature, and 24 Disp, Pre | imply that] we say that Christ is not the Lord God. For 25 Disp, Pre | liar! We do not say that Christ is merely a~creature, but 26 Disp, Pre | formulas loquendi]: that Christ is God~and man in one person, 27 Disp, Pre | hears the Fathers say that Christ according to his humanity 28 Disp, Pre | if the Fathers say that Christ according to his humanity 29 Disp, Pre | wickedly~twists it: "Therefore Christ is simply a creature." Why, 30 Disp, Pre | man, do you~not add that Christ according to his divinity 31 Disp, Pre | Lutherans! They say that Christ is a creature, even~though 32 Disp, Pre | added, that we say that Christ is a~creature according 33 Disp, Pre | is a creature. ~Therefore Christ is a man and a creature. 34 Disp2, I | divine person another. But in~Christ there are both divinity 35 Disp2, I | there are two persons~in Christ.~ ~Response: This is the 36 Disp2, I | for this reason, that in Christ the~humanity and the divinity 37 Disp2, II | II.~ ~Argument: Christ was not a man before the 38 Disp2, II | rightly said that the man Christ created the world. Or thus: 39 Disp2, II | When~the world was created, Christ did not create it as a man [ 40 Disp2, II | person; and so too here in Christ God and~man are joined in 41 Disp2, II | distinguished. But it is true~that Christ created the world before 42 Disp2, II | Therefore whatever I say of Christ as man, I also say~rightly 43 Disp2, II | mortal~human nature [in Christ], but they are united in 44 Disp2, II | person. That is to say,~Christ, the impassible Son of God, 45 Disp2, III | Argument: God knows all things. Christ does not know all things. 46 Disp2, III | know all things. Therefore~Christ is not God.~ ~ I prove the 47 Disp2, III | premise from Mark, where Christ says that he does~not know 48 Disp2, III | Response: The solution is that Christ there speaks after a human 49 Disp2, III | union,~and yet sometimes [Christ] speaks of himself as of 50 Disp2, IV | A word is not a person. Christ is the Word. Therefore Christ 51 Disp2, IV | Christ is the Word. Therefore Christ is~not a person.~ ~ I prove 52 Disp2, IV | unheard of in the~world. Christ is not a mathematical or 53 Disp2, IV | divine~Word is the divinity. Christ is the divine Word. Therefore 54 Disp2, V | V.~ ~Argument: Christ beseeches the Father to 55 Disp2, V, b | V [b].~ ~Argument: If Christ were true God, of the same 56 Disp2, VI | is born~has a beginning. Christ was born. Therefore he began 57 Disp2, VII | analogy~works very well: Christ is created. Therefore Christ 58 Disp2, VII | Christ is created. Therefore Christ is a creature. But in~theology, 59 Disp2, VII | meaning has no place in Christ the creature. There the~ 60 Disp2, VII | am not harmed if you say: Christ is thirst, humanity,~captivity, 61 Disp2, IX | be worshipped [adoranda]. Christ ought to be~worshipped. 62 Disp2, IX | be~worshipped. Therefore Christ is not a creature.~ ~Response: 63 Disp2, IX | worshipped; the humanity of Christ is worshipped,~and not falsely, 64 Disp2, IX | addition of~this posessive, "of Christ," answers the objection. 65 Disp2, IX | answers the objection. Thus Christ speaks in~John 14. Philip 66 Disp2, IX | in~John 14. Philip asks Christ to show him the Father, 67 Disp2, IX | sees nothing but flesh, and Christ then responds: "Have I been~ 68 Disp2, IX | sees me, sees the Father." Christ says that~[Philip] sees 69 Disp2, IX | the Father, when he sees [Christ], because he sees the humanity~ 70 Disp2, IX | included the humanity of Christ, and~called [this worship] 71 Disp2, IX | as well; and latria, when Christ is~worshipped with regard 72 Disp2, IX | relatione et divinitate]. Christ~clearly dissolves [the distinction, 73 Disp2, IX | worships the humanity of~Christ here no longer adores a 74 Disp2, X | and has concupiscence. ~Christ had neither concupiscence 75 Disp2, X | sin, with the exception of Christ. Every man who is~not a 76 Disp2, X | personaliter Deus], as is Christ, has concupiscence, but~ 77 Disp2, X | concupiscence, but~the man Christ has none, because he is 78 Disp2, XI | XI.~ ~Argument: If Christ is a creature only according 79 Disp2, XI | remains which~is not united in Christ by nature [manere quod non 80 Disp2, XI | natura], and that there is in Christ something which is not divine.~ ~ 81 Disp2, XI | It is~impossible that Christ is merely a creature according 82 Disp2, XI | Schwenkfeld's objection. Christ is not~a creature _simpliciter_. 83 Disp2, XI | Christians indeed say that Christ according to his~humanity 84 Disp2, XI | they immediately add that Christ according to his~divinity 85 Disp2, XI, a | that flesh is a creature. Christ was made~flesh. Therefore 86 Disp2, XI, a | humanity [ad humanitatem] Christ was made~flesh.~ ~ 87 Disp2, XI, b | subject to death, is not God. Christ was subjected to~death. 88 Disp2, XII | it is~rightly said that Christ is humanity.~ ~Response: 89 Disp2, XII | conceded, but rather that Christ is man, because this~is 90 Disp2, XII | therefore it is false that Christ~is human nature, that is, 91 Disp2, XII | that is, humanity, or that Christ is humanity. Aristotle~says 92 Disp2, XII, a | it. ~Humanity belongs to Christ. Therefore Christ is humanity.~ ~ 93 Disp2, XII, a | belongs to Christ. Therefore Christ is humanity.~ ~Response: 94 Disp2, XII, a | white. Humanity belongs to Christ, therefore he is a man.~ ~ 95 Disp2, XIII | Argument: Paul says: Christ was made a curse. Therefore 96 Disp2, XIII | principle it could be said: Christ was made humanity.~ ~Response: 97 Disp2, XIII | so we must speak. That Christ was made~a curse for us, 98 Disp2, XIII | truly concrete, that is, Christ was~made a sacrifice, a 99 Disp2, XV | God is one God." Therefore Christ~cannot be true God.~ ~Response: 100 Disp2, XV | persons, as the nature[s] of Christ are united~in one person. 101 Disp2, XV | assertion is false, because Christ alone is not the whole~Trinity, 102 Disp2, XVI | and flesh is a creature. Christ~consists of a soul and flesh. 103 Disp2, XVI | Athanasian Creed.~ ~Response: Christ does not consist of a soul 104 Disp2, XVII | is an~accident. Therefore Christ is not God.~ ~Response: 105 Disp2, XVII | so that the divinity in Christ is as it were a~substance, 106 Disp2, XVIII | Argument: Only God is good. Christ does not wish to be called 107 Disp2, XVIII | called good. ~Therefore Christ is not God.~ ~ I prove the 108 Disp2, XVIII | etc.~ ~Response: Christ speaks there according to 109 Disp2, XVIII | call me good." Or thus: Christ wished to~speak according 110 Disp2, XXI | it is rightly said that Christ is thirsty and dead, it 111 Disp2, XXI | that it should be said that Christ is death and~thirst.~ ~Response: 112 Disp2, XXII | which is worse is said of Christ, so too must that which~ 113 Disp2, XXII | better than sin. Therefore if Christ is called~sin, he is even 114 Disp2, XXIII | said [in the Creed] that~Christ is begotten, not made. But 115 Disp2, XXIII | creature is made. Therefore Christ~is not a creature.~ ~Response: " 116 Disp2, XXIV | Argument: Paul says that Christ was found in condition [ 117 Disp2, XXIV | Therefore the humanity in Christ is an accident; that is, 118 Disp2, XXIV | is an accident; that is, Christ is man~accidentally, and 119 Disp2, XXIV | accidents of man and God in~Christ are immodest [non sunt castae], 120 Disp2, XXIV | flesh, thus the person of Christ consists~of two natures 121 Disp2, XXV | Amerbach) I ask the reason why Christ is man and not~humanity.~ ~ 122 Disp2, XXV | whence the proposition that Christ is humanity is condemned, 123 Disp2, XXV | even~though it is said that Christ is divinity.~ ~[Again:] 124 Disp2, XXV | Man," when it is said of~Christ, is a personal name, now 125 Disp2, XXVII | signification with~regard to Christ. Christ is a man, that is, 126 Disp2, XXVII | signification with~regard to Christ. Christ is a man, that is, the divine 127 Disp2, XXVII | great difference. For in Christ, humanity signifies the 128 Disp2, XXVIII | it is rightly said that Christ is created, so too it is~ 129 Disp2, XXVIII | it is~rightly said that Christ is a creature. "Creature" [ 130 Disp2, XXVIII | after their fashion, that christ is~called a creature; but 131 Disp2, XXVIII | well done. But~when we call Christ a creature, we understand 132 Disp2, XXVIII | Nor is the creature in Christ the subject [suppositum], 133 Disp2, XXVIII | but something assumed. Christ, being created,~is not separated 134 Disp2, XXIX | same subject.~ ~Response: Christ was corruptible and mortal, 135 Disp2, XXX | such is the Son. ~Therefore Christ is not created.~ ~Response: 136 Disp2, XXX | speaks of the divinity of Christ, [but] the Word, which is 137 Disp2, XXX, a | permissible~to say that since Christ is thirsty, a slave, dead, 138 Disp2, XXX, a | we confess one Lord Jesus Christ,~true God and man. Therefore, 139 Disp2, XXX, a | Response: John says concerning Christ that he was made flesh, 140 Disp2, XXX, a | think rightly who say that Christ is [not] a creature according~ 141 Disp2, XXX, a | They are all wrong who call Christ a creature _simpliciter_.~ ~ 142 Disp2, XXXI | Argument: God is a spirit. Christ is not a spirit. Therefore, 143 Disp2, XXXI | Therefore, etc.~ ~Response: In Christ there are two natures: the 144 Disp2, XXXI | which has flesh and bones. Christ according to his humanity 145 Disp2, XXXI | humanity is a~creature, and Christ according to his divinity 146 Disp2, XXXII | the thing which he~makes. Christ is the Creator. Therefore 147 Disp2, XXXII | reproaches] us for teaching that Christ is only a~creature. He wants 148 Disp2, XXXII | that sect and says that~Christ in glory is not a man. Therefore 149 Disp2, XXXII | say, as you claim, that Christ is purely~a creature, but 150 Disp2, XXXIII | Argument: The divinity in Christ felt no pain. God is divinity. 151 Disp2, XXXIII | attributes, those things which~Christ suffered are attributed 152 Disp2, XXXIII, a| subject to death, is not God. Christ was subjected to~death. 153 Disp2, XXXIII, a| subjected to~death. Therefore Christ is not God.~ ~Response: [ 154 Disp2, XXXIII, b| Argument: No creature creates. Christ is a creature.~ ~Response: [ 155 Disp2, XXXIII, b| But~creature is said of Christ theologically. Christ is 156 Disp2, XXXIII, b| of Christ theologically. Christ is the Creator.~ ~Again: 157 Disp2, XXXIII, b| Divinity and Humanity of Christ]~