 If Christ did not become fully human (if, for example, he only had a divine and not a human will), then salvation was no longer possible, as humanity could not become fully divine.Furthermore, in his works Maximus the Confessor argued the unconditionality of the divine incarnation.Regarding salvation, Maximus has been described as a proponent of "apocatastasis" or universal reconciliation, the idea that all rational souls will eventually be redeemed, like Origen and St. Gregory of Nyssa.