Assertion: epistle's language | /r/CapableOf | confound nature
Facets:
value: at any rate
type: OTHER
value: as a christ
type: MANNER
value: certainly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The one purpose of the latter was, in Dr. Ullman's view, to safeguard the doctrine of the Unity of Christ; and he thought that the orthodox expression of Two Whole and Perfect Natures tended to a Nestorian division of the Person of Christ; and so he used language which certainly seemed to confound the natures, or at any rate to make the Incarnation imperfect, inasmuch as a Christ in Whom the human mind is absent, and its place filled up by the Godhead of the Son, cannot be said to be perfect Man.