When Christians talk about the Incarnation, they're referring to the act when God the Son took on a human nature. This didn't first happen on the day we celebrate Christ's birth. God didn't enter into humanity on Christmas morning as a newborn baby. He entered it nine months earlier inside of Mary's womb.
Christological heresy that taught that Christ took on a human body and soul but not a human mind. This resulted in an incomplete human nature. The heretical teaching that the Son of God was not fully God in the same sense that the Father is God, but was instead the first thing that God created.
Enter Jesus Christ through what we know as the doctrine of Incarnation. It is defined as an eternal God, represented as Father, Son and Holy Spirit to become man. God the Son would put on human nature and be known as Jesus Christ.
The Christology of Jehovah's Witnesses is also a form of Arianism, for it upholds the unity and supremacy of God the Father.
The premiere of the first episode was delayed by 80 seconds, and the network then rebroadcast the episode the next week, right before the second episode because they believed the public had missed the start of this new show. The first serial of the show, An Unearthly Child, was comprised of four parts and ran until December 14.
While the early episodes went from being centered on history to being more science-fiction oriented, other significant changes were happening as the show evolved. By the end of the ‘60s, the Doctor, who had started as a slightly sinister character transformed to become more compassionate.
William Hartnell played the first Doctor Who, a character who may or may not have been a real doctor; Dr. Who never clarifies this.
From the beginning of the show, the Doctor has had companion figures who were typically human, and who often reminded the Doctor of his moral obligation. They also help to provide the audience with information about the Doctor. Only once in the original series did he travel alone: in 1976’s The Deadly Assassin.
The Daleks, the villains who have been around the longest on the show, were not introduced until the second serial of the show, which started on December 21, 1963.
In 1989, the first incarnation of Doctor Who was canceled. It had made it through multiple Doctor Whos, the switch to color television and other challenges, but with declining viewership, it was canceled.
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