I hope that you are not distinguishing the 'historical' Christ from some 'other' Christ
Having perfect infused human knowledge in his human mind wouldn't diminish Christ's human nature in the least
I understand it as meaning 'human nature of Christ', which is as real as His devine nature.
I hope I haven't done Aquinas a disservice by simplifying things that way for brevity's sake.
The term 'historical Christ' is a Bultmann-ism. Careful when and how you use it!
'Psalm' and 'hymn' are pretty much synonymous in New Testament translations.
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