Can one affirm the two natures of Christ with a real mother without calling Mary "Theotokos?" To be clear, Mary is unequivocally the mother who 'births the Son of God', Jesus (Lk 1.35). There is no other. Yet, is the title 'Theotokos' scripturally found and/or necessary for salvation, etc.?
Can one affirm the two natures of Christ with a real mother without calling Mary "Theotokos?" To be clear, Mary is unequivocally the mother who 'births the Son of God', Jesus (Lk 1.35). There is no other. Yet, is the title 'Theotokos' scripturally found and/or necessary for salvation, etc.?
Can one affirm the two natures of Christ with a real mother without calling Mary "Theotokos?" To be clear, Mary is unequivocally the mother who 'births the Son of God', Jesus (Lk 1.35). There is no other. Yet, is the title 'Theotokos' scripturally found and/or necessary for salvation, etc.?