The Credo Christmas Challenge

This Advent season, adorned with twinkling lights and the warmth of shared joy, we invite you to embark on a unique literary adventure—the Credo Christmas Challenge. This December, we encourage you to pick up and read the timeless work of Athanasius, On the Incarnation.

Athanasius, a towering figure in early Christian theology, penned this influential treatise in the 4th century. On the Incarnation is a theological masterpiece that explores the core doctrines of the Christian faith, culminating in the mystery of the Incarnation—the divine act of God becoming human in the person of Jesus Christ.

In this compelling work, Athanasius unfolds the significance of the Incarnation, probing into the reasons behind God’s decision to take on human flesh. The narrative is rich with theological insights, addressing the necessity of the Word becoming incarnate to save humanity from the grip of sin and death.

The book not only presents a theological argument but also serves as a spiritual guide, inviting readers to contemplate the profound implications of the Incarnation on their own lives. Athanasius reflects on the transformative power of Christ’s coming, emphasizing howOn the Incarnation is a theological masterpiece that explores the core doctrines of the Christian faith, culminating in the mystery of the Incarnation. Click To Tweet it brings about the restoration of human nature and the defeat of death.

As we navigate the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, the Credo Christmas Challenge invites you to set aside moments for quiet reflection and spiritual nourishment. Athanasius’s On the Incarnation provides an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Christmas story, connecting the ancient wisdom of the early Church with the present-day celebration of Christ’s birth.

This Christmas, let the pages of On the Incarnation open up a world of theological contemplation and spiritual depth. May the wisdom of Athanasius enrich your holiday season and inspire a deeper appreciation for the profound mystery of the Incarnation.