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St. Anselm of Canterbury
Cur Deus Homo

ChristologySalvation

Cur Deus Homo

St. Anselm of Canterbury · 1094–1098 AD

9h 49m read

A dialogue exploring why God became man, arguing that the Incarnation and atoning death of Christ were necessary to restore the honor due to God which human sin had taken away.

Table of Contents

1Chapter I 2Chapter II 3Chapter III 4Chapter IV 5Chapter V 6Chapter VI 7Chapter VII 8Chapter VIII 9Chapter IX 10Chapter X 11Chapter XI 12Chapter XII 13Chapter XIII 14Chapter XIV 15Chapter XV 16Chapter XVI 17Chapter XVII 18Chapter XVIII 19Chapter XIX 20Chapter XX 21Chapter XXI 22Chapter XXII 23Chapter XXIII 24Chapter XXIV 25Chapter XXV 26Chapter I 27Chapter II 28Chapter III 29Chapter IV 30Chapter V 31Chapter VI 32Chapter VII 33Chapter VIII 34Chapter IX 35Chapter X 36Chapter XI 37Chapter XII 38Chapter XIII 39Chapter XIV 40Chapter XV 41Chapter XVI 42Chapter XVII 43(b.)44Chapter XIX 45Chapter XX 46Chapter XXI 47Chapter XXII