Communio Dei and the Mind of Christ
D. T. Everhart
TheoLogica · 2022
doi:10.14428/thl.v6i1.65203 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
One view of theological anthropology that might benefit from engagement with psychological sciences is relational theological anthropology. Studies in social psychology show that humans develop personal identity through sharing in group identity. I will explore how human beings share mental states when participating in groups. This will be used to explain how Christians in the body of Christ come to share in the mind of Christ. In sharing in new identity in Christ, the community of God in the Church shares in the mind of Christ together. This new identity is shared between its members without eradicating the individual identity of each member.
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