You are correct on your observation. A changeless God cannot assume a changeable form.If God is eternal and unchanging, then:
A) Could Jesus have assumed a human form?
All I can say that I don’t think that you as human being can go to timeless heaven where there is no change.B) Could that human form be raised to heaven?
You see my dilemma.
God did not assume a form, He assumed a nature.You are correct on your observation. A changeless God cannot assume a changeable form.
I know you think wrongly on this.All I can say that I don’t think that you as human being can go to timeless heaven where there is no change.
God cannot have human nature since you need a soul to be human while you have two beings once soul is created.Yes God is eternal and unchanging but only His Divine nature not his Human nature.
We all know how to make baby.Jesus assumed human nature in the womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary, at the moment of the Incarnation was when He took on human flesh, this is when He took on our human nature. It is that human nature that ascended into Heaven and is still there today…
You apparently need a soul which is the form of human being in order to have human nature.God did not assume a form, He assumed a nature.
No, I don’t. God is apparently in timeless heaven waiting for us so we can see him.I know you think wrongly on this.
Did eternal substance transform into material? Did eternal nature settle in material body?(Eternal essence do not settle in time and matter!) Or did Jesus has another mortal soul like others human? If it is so how could mortal soul and eternal essence unite?Yes God is eternal and unchanging but only His Divine nature not his Human nature.
Jesus assumed human nature in the womb of the Blessed Virgin Mary, at the moment of the Incarnation was when He took on human flesh, this is when He took on our human nature. It is that human nature that ascended into Heaven and is still there today.
God’s divine nature had no beginning and no end, but God’s human nature clearly had a beginning and that was in the womb of Mary.
I’d suggest God is eternal and unchanging because he is outside of time. Every moment we would consider in time is present to God. If at time A, God is not incarnate and at time B God is incarnate, from an eternal perspective, He has not changed as He was always like this. To say this is contradictory isn’t the case because God is not incarnate and not-incarnate at the same time.If God is eternal and unchanging, then:
A) Could Jesus have assumed a human form?
B) Could that human form be raised to heaven?
You see my dilemma.
Eternal essence does not change. l mean eternal substance does not settle in time and matter and not transform into matter and time. The time and matter are being created by God. lncarnate is not valid for God.I’d suggest God is eternal and unchanging because he is outside of time. Every moment we would consider in time is present to God. If at time A, God is not incarnate and at time B God is incarnate, from an eternal perspective, He has not changed as He was always like this. To say this is contradictory isn’t the case because God is not incarnate and not-incarnate at the same time.
God can do anything (within logical possibilities). God is not limited by anything. Thus, he can be joined to a human nature.If God is eternal and unchanging, then:
A) Could Jesus have assumed a human form?
Yes. But it was changed. The Resurrected body of Christ is immortal. Again, God can do anything.B) Could that human form be raised to heaven?.
Isn’t there an implication of souls, like asked here:God can do anything (within logical possibilities). God is not limited by anything. Thus, he can be joined to a human nature.
Yes. But it was changed. The Resurrected body of Christ is immortal. Again, God can do anything.