Of flesh and blood: death, creatureliness, and incarnational ambivalence toward the Divine

CR Cox, RB Arrowood, JA Swets�- The science of religion, spirituality, and�…, 2020 - Elsevier
From the perspective of terror management theory (TMT), the human body is problematic as
it reminds people of their creaturely nature and vulnerability to death. However, individuals�…
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Of flesh and blood: Death, creatureliness, and incarnational ambivalence toward the Divine.

CR Cox, RB Arrowood, JA Swets - 2020 - psycnet.apa.org
From the perspective of terror management theory (TMT), the human body is problematic as
it serves as a reminder of our creaturely nature and vulnerability to death. By adhering to�…
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Of flesh and blood: death, creatureliness, and incarnational ambivalence toward the Divine

CR Cox, RB Arrowood, JA Swets�- The Science of Religion�…, 2020 - books.google.com
Although there are biblical examples of Jesus' creaturely nature [eg, He was born (Luke 2:
7), He was hungry and thirsty (John 19: 28; Matthew 4: 2), He became physically weak (Luke�…
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