THE HUMILITY OF THE ETERNAL SON: REFORMED KENOTICISM AND THE REPAIR OF CHALCEDON by Bruce Lindley McCormack, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2021, pp. xi + 316, £29.99, hbk [Book Review]

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