Anselm's doctrine of the atonement in Cur Deus Homo

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This is linked with the Christology claims within the Chalcedonian creed, regarding the recognition of Christ, seen as ?one person to be recognizes in two natures'.
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This is linked with the Christology claims within the Chalcedonian creed, regarding the recognition of Christ, seen as ?one person to be recognizes in two natures'.
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