The Mystery of Jesus' Incarnation - Aquinas vs. Duns Scotus

[@luciafischer3190]

Thank you, Franciscan way feels right to me. Have been practicing contemplative prayer for 30 yrs ❤

[@Trenttrumps]

I wonder if St Thomas practiced contemplative prayer?

[@cherribenzin8289]

I also favor the Franciscan way of the incarnation. Thank you.

[@scottaudet419]

This seems to me to be 'Both And'. Not conflicting thoughts but one in the same. Thank you for the perspective!

[@tvpamulang4092]

Thank you Father, it enlightens me

[@cosmicnomad8575]

I am generally a Thomist and align with the Dominican school of thought on most matters (I am discerning the Dominican Order currently) but this is one thing I actually side with Scotus and the Franciscans on.

[@Trenttrumps]

St. Paul: “A faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into this world to save sinners, of whom I am the chief.”

[@1otterclan]

Very nice but the music ruins it. Pure kitsch

[@aisthpaoitht]

Love it. Turn the music down though please!

[@basitobadara532]

The music is so soothing. Thank you.

[@lindacarmelle8333]

great questions to ponder!

[@ruthshivani]

Please omit the music - WHY ? It’s almost louder than yr precious words and highly distracting 😢

[@Dakota2024]

Thank you Father for explaining the 2 theories. St. Athanasius said God became man so that man could partake in God's divine nature......man will never be God, but man can partake in some of the attributes: Love........so I lean towards Duns Scotus more than Thomas Aquinas.....although i feel funny not agreeing with St Thomas Aquinas......DEUS EST CARITAS!

[@xuancarloshdz]

There música is fine hit top loud

[@Trenttrumps]

Pretty masochistic of our Heavenly Father to make St. Francis suffer the crucifixion

[@harryhudson6758]

I bet to francis, it was the greatest form of love a man could receive. And I bet he cherished every feeling of it

[@RPlavo]

Franciscan way is johannine