Too often, even deeply religious and holy men and women are tempted to think of the Kingdom of God in too worldly or inner-worldly a manner. However, time and eternity always remain distinct realities as do Christ’s human nature and his divine nature. Christ’s humanity and divinity are hypostatically united, but the two natures remained truly distinct when the Logos became flesh. The Kingdom comes into this world and can bring this world to participate in the Kingdom, but this world of the temporal never becomes the Kingdom…
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Too often, even deeply religious and holy men and women are tempted to think of the Kingdom of God in too worldly or inner-worldly a manner. However, time and eternity always remain distinct realities as do Christ’s human nature and his divine nature. Christ’s humanity and divinity are hypostatically united, but the two natures remained truly distinct when the Logos became flesh. The Kingdom comes into this world and can bring this world to participate in the Kingdom, but this world of the temporal never becomes the Kingdom…
