Christ was hated, opposed, and crucified, not for his humanity, but for his divinity.
Also attributed to: Emmons
The point
Christ was persecuted not for being human but for claiming divinity.
Christ was hated, opposed, and crucified, not for his humanity, but for his divinity.
Also attributed to: Emmons
Christ was persecuted not for being human but for claiming divinity.
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