Timothy J. Keller Quote
What is more ultimate, the absolute or the particular? The One or the Many? The ideal and eternal or the real and the concrete? Is Plato right or Aristotle? But the doctrine of the incarnation breaks through those binaries and categories. Immanuel means the ideal has become real, the absolute has become a particular, and the invisible has become visible!
Timothy J. Keller
What is more ultimate, the absolute or the particular? The One or the Many? The ideal and eternal or the real and the concrete? Is Plato right or Aristotle? But the doctrine of the incarnation breaks through those binaries and categories. Immanuel means the ideal has become real, the absolute has become a particular, and the invisible has become visible!