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How does the church explain Jesus are being True God and True Man? How does the Son of God fit into this understanding?(Roman Catholic perspective please).

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This solution explains how the church explains Jesus are being True God and True Man, and how the Son of God fit into this understanding (Roman Catholic perspective).

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From a Catholic Perpsective, the following excerpt from the Catechism of the Catholic Church exdpians the main remises used as a rationale for Jesus referred to as both True God and True Man:

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Jesus Christ: True God and True Man

The Church confesses that Jesus is inseparably true God and true ...

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