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Write about each of the theological texts (2) quoted below,
IDENTIFY the central thesis, and EXPLAIN the author’s argument in your own words (1-2 pages EACH).
1) Anselm of Canterbury on “Satisfaction For Sin,” in Theology: The Basic Readings
“Therefore, in order that the God-man may achieve this, it is necessary that the same being should be perfect God and perfect human, in order to make this atonement. For he cannot and ought not to do it, unless he really is God and human. And since it is necessary that the God-man preserve the completeness of each nature, it is no less necessary that these two natures be united together in one person, just as a body and a
reasonable soul exist together in every human being. Otherwise it would be impossible that the same being should really be God-human.”
2) Athenagoras of Athens on “The Christian God,” in Theology: The Basic Readings
“We are not atheists, therefore, in that we acknowledge one God, who is uncreated, eternal, invisible, impassible, incomprehensible, illimitable, who is apprehended by understanding and reason, who is surrounded by light, and beauty, and spirit, and power ineffable, by whom the universe has been created through His Logos…But the Son of God is the Logos of the Father, in idea and operation. All things were made by him after his pattern, since the Father and the Son being one. And, the Son being in the Father and the Father in the Son, in oneness and power of spirit, the understanding and the reason of the Father is the Son of God.”
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