One Person, Two Natures
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All Episodes
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (1): When Jesus Walked on the Water, What Changed, Jesus’ Body or the Water?
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (2): What Does Captain Kirk Have to do With Christology?
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (3): Ignatius of Antioch
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (4): How the Athanasian Creed Could Have Helped
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (5): Why Do We Call the Virgin Mary, “Mother of God”?
- Heidelminicast: One Person, Two Natures (6): Ancient Church and Reformed Replies to the Term “Theotokos”