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• Is Jesus still limited by his human nature after his resurrection, or is he as he was prior to his incarnation? Is Jesus still limited in knowledge, meaning is he still learning new things from his Father and the Holy Spirit in his human nature or is he now all-knowing?
• St. John Chrysostom says, “there is no interval therefore between the Son and the Father and if there be none, then he is not after, but co-eternal with him. For 'before' and 'after' are notions implying time, since, without age or time, no man could possibly imagine these words; but God is above times and Ages”, (Hom.4 in John 1/2) Then he writes like Augustine, "Tell me, then does the radiance of the sun proceed from the substance itself of the sun, or from some other source. Any one not deprived of his very senses needs must confess that it proceeds from the substance itself. Yet, although the radiance proceeds from the sun itself, we cannot say that it is later in point of time than the substance of that body, since the sun has never appeared without its rays. Now if in the something which proceeds from something else and yet is not after the invisible and ineffable nature/ this same thing there takes place in a manner suitable to that Substance. For it is for this reason that Paul too calls Him Brightness (Heb 1:3) So does his theory support the Western thought of the Creed or that of Athanasius'?