As Christians, we believe in the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, as known in other beliefs as the Incarnation. It asserts that Jesus Christ is God made flesh, fully divine and fully human. This concept is foundational to Christian theology and is primarily derived from the New Testament.

In John 1:14, the verse indeed states: "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us." This signifies that the "Word" which in this context is understood as Jesus, entered into human experience and existence.

The reasons for the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ include:

1. Understanding God: Through Jesus, and as Christians, we believe and see the nature and character of God more clearly through Him.

2. Human Experience: By becoming human, Jesus experienced life, suffering, and death, which allows him to empathise with human struggles.

3. Salvation: The resurrection is also seen as a crucial part of the salvific plan, where Jesus, being both divine and human, could bridge the gap between God and humanity.

This has been a significant topic in our faith discussions, influencing various aspects of Christian belief and practice.