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Halfway through Cur Deus Homo. A fascinating work attempting to show the means of salvation through Christ is not only logical, but really the only way salvation could be achieved.

On The Incarnation: important text about the nature of Christ and how it reflects upon the nature of the Trinity. "For one who understands the Son's incarnation believes that the Son assumed a human being into the unity of his person and not unity the unity of his substance." In the Trinity, multiple persons in one substance; in the Incarnation, multiple natures in one person. Those distinctions really matter.

Quick skim of the replies concerning Aunilo and on Truth (skipping de grammatico altogether). Concerning Free Will and its application in On the Fall of the Devil are both very interesting and pertinent to me recently. St. Anselm was a good monk and looks at it like a good monk. To desire more than God wills is to desire to be a god oneself (and to destroy justice in the process while disappointing ourselves).