Three Chapters, Two Statements and One Ex-bishop's old views

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...(snip) the Assyrians said, "God cannot be crucified" and, "God does not incarnate".

Are the two theological statements quoted above officially expressed by the ACOE ?

Jerzy

Shlama Akhi Jerzy,

Please reference Chapter 10 (concerning the Incarnation) from the official CoE Catechism:

http://www.acoeyouth.org/Learn/catechism/cat.html

In particular, see questions 27-30

Shlama Akhi Paul,

Thank you. A must read. So the Creed says "who for us men and for our salvation came down from Heaven, and was incarnate by the Holy Spirit, and became man, and was conceived and born of the Virgin Mary". How then could one say the Creed and at the same time "God does not incarnate?". Would you say that this BOC web page is wrong then in describing what CoE believes? Or is there more to this, something I'm missing? Different understandings of the word "incarnate"?