term to describe Jesus as both fully god and fully human
homoousious
greek word meaning 'of the same substance' and is used to affirm Jesus is of the same essence of god
logos
is used in the gospel of John to describe Jesus as the 'word of god'
incarnation
term to describe Jesus taking on human flesh and becoming man
messiah
means 'anointed one' or 'chosen one' and refers to Jesus as the promised saviour
the trinity
a doctrine that describes the christian belief in one god in three persons: father, son and Holy Spirit
biblical examples of Jesus having emotions
garden of gethsemane (Luke 22:40-46) - Jesus praying before he was arrested
grief over Lazarus (John 11:35) - Jesus wept over his friends death
ignorance who touched him in a crowd (Mark 5:30) - felt power leave him when someone touched him, it was by a lady who has chronic bleeding and was cured
kenosis
emptying - god emptied his non human qualities before incarnation CP: he could still perform miracles?
scienta visionis
consciousness the same as god, supernatural knowledge
scienta infusa
an infused knowledge of god and humans (Jesus)
Scienta experientiae
regular human knowledge
Karl Rahners explanation of Jesus' knowledge
human experience includes an unknown future therefore Jesus must not have the same awareness of the father while incarnated
Jesus is like an onion (layered)
self awareness is layered for all human beings
Gerald O'Collins
self knowledge is complex
we are conscious of our own experience but we don't necessarily know our inner self
Jesus could be conscious of his divine self without 'knowing' it
"his basic awareness of sonship did not mean observing the presence of God, as if Jesus were facing an object out there"