Question

3 multiple choice 1 point by putting his hand into the wounded side of the risen christ and his fingers into the nail holes in his hands, thomas was reminded ____ with real flesh and blood. options: an alien, an angel, demigod, human being 4 multiple choice 1 point the belief in the ____, that god assumed human nature, is a distinctive sign of christian faith. options: annunciation, incarnation, assumption, ascension

Explanation:

Question 3

The story of Thomas touching the risen Christ's wounds is about recognizing Christ's human nature (flesh and blood). A human being has real flesh and blood, while an alien, angel, or demigod don't fit the context of Christ's human incarnation.

The belief that God assumed human nature is the doctrine of the Incarnation. Annunciation is about the announcement of Christ's birth, assumption (in Christian terms often refers to Mary's assumption) is different, and ascension is Christ's ascent to heaven. Incarnation specifically means God becoming human.

Answer:

human being

Question 4