theanthropic
/ˌθiːanˈθrɒpɪk
/adjective
Embodying deity in a human form; both divine and human.It is a basic theological inconsistency for one to believe in Christ, who recapitulates divided humanity and the creation and, at the same time, fail to grasp the restoration of humanity's unity in his theanthropic hypostasis....
- The Lord did not raise the previously fallen image in his theanthropic hypostasis, but united it to his own image by grace.
- The goal of chastity is to help one experience the beauty of the ‘theanthropic’ person and be fully devoted to him or her.
Origin
Mid 17th century: from ecclesiastical Greek theanthrōpos 'god-man' (from theos 'god' + anthrōpos 'human being') + -ic.
- pulley frame
- pulley-hauley
- pulleyhees
- pulleyless
- pulley mortise
- pulley piece
- pulley sheave
- pulley stile
- pulley wheel
- pull factor
- pull hitter
- pullicate
- pullikens
- pullikins
- pull in
- pulling bar
- pulling bone
- pulling guard
- pulling jack
- pulling power
- pull-iron
- pullishee
- Pullman
- Pullman case
- Pullman, George Mortimer