"Our conformity is rather to Jesus Christ in the mundane experience of his historical existence, an existence marked by fears and trails, faith and hope, continually strengthened, comforted and inspired by the Spirit of God through suffering and temptation as he sought in loving obedience to accomplish the will of the Father. Our destiny is not that we might be made divine but rather that we might at last become truly human."
- Alan Spence, "Christ's Humanity and Ours" in Persons, Divine and Human, pg. 97
Friday, March 23, 2007
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