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Anselm's Cur Deus Homo Analysis

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In book 2 of Anselm 's Cur Deus Homo, Anselm and Bobo continue their conversation. Anselm starts off by stating that God’s intention for humans was to have forever happiness and to have eternal love for God and to put him before everything else. He also mentioned that if a person never sinned, they would never die. However, If a person does sin, they will die and become resurrected from the dead. This restoration makes a person how they would have been before they sinned. Also, one of the major points discussed was what we touched in on class the other day. Since Jesus was full pure and had no sin in him, he did not have to die. He did it for the sake of his people, and not for himself. His sacrifice was the only way humans could have

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