Cur Deus Homo, Anselm of Canterbury
Cur Deus Homo, Anselm of Canterbury
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Cur Deus Homo
Why God Became Man

Author: Anselm of Canterbury

Narrator: Wayne Evans

Unabridged: 3 hr 57 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: One Audiobooks

Published: 06/10/2022


Synopsis

Considering Jesus’ time on Earth, there have been many theological debates and most of them have led to confusion and division among the church. Cur Deus Homo is a priceless resource that carefully and consciously addresses some of these heavy questions and differing ideas.  A scholar and a man of intentional faith, Anselm details what it means to believe in an incarnate God and what that then means for salvation.  He readily dives into the often avoided doctrinal debates and eloquently portrays the biblical research done and the answers he found.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Valeriu on April 28, 2023

Teologii au încercat adesea să răspundă la întrebări care nu pot primi decît răspunsuri ipotetice. Cîteva exemple: De ce a creat Dumnezeu lumea? De ce s-a întrupat în Iisus Christos? Este iadul etern? La întrebarea lui Anselm din Aosta (1033 / 1034 - 1109), desemnat în 1093 arhiepiscop de Canterbury,......more

Goodreads review by Samantha on May 24, 2021

DUDE. This book. THIS BOOK. Why didn't someone tell me to read St. Anselm sooner??? (I think this cements my destiny as a lover of Scholastic theology, because St. Anselm is apparently critiqued in here for a 'mechanical' view of salvation? And when I heard that, my reaction was "HE DOESN'T HAVE THAT A......more

Goodreads review by Brian on January 23, 2023

First published in 1098, Cur Deus Homo is the classic articulation of the atonement as satisfaction. Why couldn't God just forgive us without sending Jesus to die in our place? Doesn't that limit God's power? And if the incarnation was really the only way, doesn't that limit God's freedom? Anselm use......more

Goodreads review by Peyton on November 12, 2024

My history of Christianity class is keeping me afloat in my reading challenge 😤......more

Goodreads review by Katie on March 18, 2013

A really interesting work from Anselm, though I don't think I really enjoyed it as much as his Proslogion. One aspect of Christianity that's always been very difficult for me to grasp is the idea of the Incarnation. I understand it, abstractly, but it was never entirely clear to me why the forgivenes......more