willguy Posted January 1, 2004 Author Posted January 1, 2004 I thought you had a diagram on this Al. So, eteranally begotten means that at every single moment the Son has been/is being/will be begotten by the Father? Talk about a mind-messer. Hey, how does transubstantiation fit into this? Does the Son's begetting at the moment of consecration mean that the Son could, in fact, be begotten into the Eucharist much the same way that He was begotten in Mary at the moment of the Incarnation?
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