Theory of ugliness;

At first glance; it seems that Christ had the charm of attracting many people. Even so, it is clear that the Lord would have affected so many people from the fact that Frisians and temple officials viewed him as dangerous. Without a big impact on people widely, authorities must have felt that Jesus was not so dangerous. It managed to get rid of it, and it was actually attached to the cross and cleaned. From this point of view, the Lord Jesus must have been an attractive person who could have a strong influence on many people at that time. Carl Adam has taken this theory since modern times. But this is not bounded scope to Carl Adam . The appearance of the Lord Christ, which Christians have in mind when praying and worshiping will be filled with divine charm.

This might be a little awful expression. However theologian Origen of Father era is taking this theory. However, Christ was said to have been ugly with no human appeal. It depicts the agony of God's servants, the shattered and ugly figure (Isaiah 53). "He has no sight to see, no dignity, no beauty to be admired by us. He was despised and abandoned by others, and knew the disease in a man of sorrow. Moreover, he was made to be scolded like the person who covered the face and was hated. We didn't respect him either. Truly, he suffered our disease, and he became our son. Origenes says this ugliness is a natural result of God becoming a man and having lost himself. In addition, it is said that christ was a person who was physically thin, declined, and was hard to see for poverty of the travel of the mission, a severe fast, and a long prayer, etc. There is a reason for one respondent. However, it is not possible to decide whether it was really so only because of the reason that Origenes enumerated it.