(Chapter 3 of 'The Existing Christ: towards an Existential Christology'.)

Epistemontological: Existential Christology

In itself existent is existing or having existence. To be existential is to be existing or to be having existence. An existential Christology is a Christology that considers Christ as existing. Existential Christology is not about the historical, temporal Christ of 2,000 years ago. Existential Christology is about Christ actually existing in the existence in which we exist.

October 4, 2009; St. Francis of Assisi; Matthew 11:25-30
 

"There are two kinds of people in the world..." Have you ever heard someone make a claim that started with a statement like that?