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CHAPTER III
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Only two things are to be considered--either Christ was entirely human, or He was, as the Bible teaches us, a divine being.

I will now admit the latter.

He is God Himself, who in some inexplicable manner, is born to us of the Virgin Mary.

She must therefore be the purest, the most perfect feminine being, since God found her worthy to bring into the world the Son, the only one; through this she becomes as holy as any human being can, and low we must bow ourselves before the pure, the exalted one.

Take it for granted that Christ was human, like ourselves, otherwise He cannot, according to my belief, call upon us to imitate Him; neither would it be great, as God, to meet a corporeal death, from which He could remove each pain.


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