Space, time and incarnation

The book offered to the reader is devoted to the problems of spatial ideas in classical Greek philosophy, early Christianity and Protestant thought. The need to appeal to spatial representations in theology arose when the fathers of the church tried to express the secret of the embodiment of the Son of God. Analyzing the experience of the early fathers of the Church and criticizing the modern Protestant thought, Thomas Torrance examines the place of ideas about space and time in the basic theological concepts and offers its vision of the relationship between the embodiment and space-time. This book offers a fresh look at the old problems in the context of the dialogue between modern science and theology