| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Aquinas clearly objects to this in several places, including the text I linked to in my original postChrist's death ought not to come from weakness of nature, lest it might not be believed to be voluntary: and therefore He willed to die, not from sickness, but from suffering inflicted on Him, to which He gave Himself up willingly.And in another work:Christ did not die because of any necessity.* (C
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