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XVI.
Argument: Whatever consists of soul and flesh is a creature. Christ
consists of a soul and flesh. Therefore he is a creature.
I prove the major premise from the Athanasian Creed.
Response: Christ does not consist of a soul and flesh, but of humanity and
divinity. He assumed human nature, which consists of soul and flesh, and in
the Creed, man must be construed with rational soul.