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Starting from the biblical depiction of Christ’s incarnate personhood, this chapter traces the early church’s discernment of the deity and humanity of Christ that culminated in the Chalcedonian definition. Exploring the range of christological options, the chapter emphasizes the promise of a kenotic christology for making sense of Chalcedon’s intentions and parameters, including a fuller appreciation of Christ’s humanity.
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