Question

In order to defend the integrality of this thing, John Duns Scotus defined metaphysical personhood as a privative property. Scotus also believed that God’s first creative act was to predestine this thing to glory. This thing is compared to the Temple from which the glory of the Lord departed, in a controversial view from the school of Antioch that is still held by the Church of the East. This thing dissolves “like a drop of honey in the sea” (0[1]-5[1])according to the heresy of (*) Eutyches, while the Gnostic-inspired (10[1])Docetists believed that this thing was merely (-5[1])an illusion. (10[4])This thing is united to a pre-existent counterpart “without confusion” according to the Chalcedonian definition. The Council of Ephesus affirmed the term “Theotokos” because this thing is united to the Logos in a single hypostasis. For 10 points, name this property of Jesus which He took on at the Incarnation. ■END■ (10[2]0[2])

ANSWER: the humanity of Jesus [or the human nature of Jesus; accept Christ in place of Jesus; accept flesh or body in place of humanity; prompt on humanity or human nature or flesh or body; prompt on Jesus or Jesus Christ]
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