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I'm not being selective. The notion of Christ's dual substance—full humanity and full divinity—is central to his story. It's what the Agony in the Garden is all about. He was a man who feared dying, and a divine being, consubstantial with God himself. It's not supposed to make sense to us. That's very close to the

He was not immortal. He was a mortal man. That's how he was able to die. An immortal being would not have been able to die.