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XXXI.
Argument: God is a spirit. Christ is not a spirit. Therefore, etc.
Response: In Christ there are two natures: the divine, which is spirit, and
the human, which has flesh and bones. Christ according to his humanity is a
creature, and Christ according to his divinity is God, so closely joined
together [coniunctissime etiam] that the two natures are one person.