• 1. Introduction ; 2. The humanity of God ; 3. Compositional christology without Nestorianism ; 4. Should concretists part with mereological models of the incarnation? ; 5. Drawing on many traditions: an ecumenical kenotic Christology ; 6. The metaphysics of kenosis ; 7. Hylomorphism and the incarnation ; 8. The coherence of the Chalcedonian Definition of the incarnation ; 9. The incarnation and unity of consciousness ; 10. Vehicle externalism and the metaphysics of the incarnation: a medieval contribution ; 11. The extended mind in ontological entanglements ; 12. Multiple incarnations and distributed persons

those who are willing to listen, at least, to the work of analytical philosophers of religion, and are interested in philosophical issues in the Christian religion, will want to read this interesting and diverse collection.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. The humanity of God ; 3. Compositional christology without Nestorianism ; 4. Should concretists part with mereological models of the incarnation? ; 5. Drawing on many traditions: an ecumenical kenotic Christology ; 6. The metaphysics of kenosis ; 7. Hylomorphism and the incarnation ; 8. The coherence of the Chalcedonian Definition of the incarnation ; 9. The incarnation and unity of consciousness ; 10. Vehicle externalism and the metaphysics of the incarnation: a medieval contribution ; 11. The extended mind in ontological entanglements ; 12. Multiple incarnations and distributed persons

those who are willing to listen, at least, to the work of analytical philosophers of religion, and are interested in philosophical issues in the Christian religion, will want to read this interesting and diverse collection.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. The humanity of God ; 3. Compositional christology without Nestorianism ; 4. Should concretists part with mereological models of the incarnation? ; 5. Drawing on many traditions: an ecumenical kenotic Christology ; 6. The metaphysics of kenosis ; 7. Hylomorphism and the incarnation ; 8. The coherence of the Chalcedonian Definition of the incarnation ; 9. The incarnation and unity of consciousness ; 10. Vehicle externalism and the metaphysics of the incarnation: a medieval contribution ; 11. The extended mind in ontological entanglements ; 12. Multiple incarnations and distributed persons

those who are willing to listen, at least, to the work of analytical philosophers of religion, and are interested in philosophical issues in the Christian religion, will want to read this interesting and diverse collection.