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Anselm of Canterbury Writes Cur Deus Homo

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In 1098, Anselm, the Archbishop of Canterbury, completed Cur Deus Homo ('Why God Became Man'), a groundbreaking work of theology that offered the first systematic explanation of why God had to become human and die to save humanity.

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