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‘[The Father] exposed [Christ] to the power of his persecutors: he withdrew his protection, but did not break the union.’- Aquinas
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From the introduction:
If we understand the relations between the persons of the Father and Son to be completely ruptured as Christ is forsaken at the cross, God becomes "smaller" and "more like us". Classical Theology provides a better solution.
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