objections: (1) massacre of the innocents § 4. The relation of the two narratives Ignatius Alexandrians non-Catholic writings 61 § 1. The evidence of the Gospels with assertion of divine sonship and infallibility but evidence of a limitation of knowledge (1) human experiences—interrogation, prayer (2) St. Matt. xxiv. 36 neither the Son. (3) testimony of St. John's Gospel self-beggary (2 Cor. viii. 9) § 3. An absolute Kévwois not affirmed in the N. T. the eternal Word in St. John, St. Paul, the Hebrews the Incarnation involves a real limitation. § 2. Early tradition and speculation on the special subject of the human consciousness of Christ (2) the Definition of Chalcedon leaves the two natures in simple juxtaposition § 8. Mediaeval and scholastic theology determined against a real ignorance. (1) hesitation as to what is de fide as expressed in Peter Lombard |