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Contrary to Christian orthodoxy, the Christ of mainstream process theology is not the mystical and historically unique union of divine and human natures in one hypostasis, the eternal Logos of God incarnated and identifiable as the man Jesus. Rather, God is incarnate in the lives of all people when they act according to a call from God. Jesus fully and in every way responded to God's call; thus, the person of Jesus is theologically understood as "the divine Word in human form."[citation needed] Jesus is not singularly or essentially God, but he was perfectly in sync with God at all moments of his life.[1]