I don't believe aspects are parts. I don't believe God has a separate compartment for omnipresence and omniscience. I believe He is omniscient wherever He is.
how do you define aspect?
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I don't believe aspects are parts. I don't believe God has a separate compartment for omnipresence and omniscience. I believe He is omniscient wherever He is.
I believe the Truth stands on its own. It is good to have a majority stand for it though.
I don't believe aspects are parts. I don't believe God has a separate compartment for omnipresence and omniscience. I believe He is omniscient wherever He is.
I believe a bunch of folks got together and decided the Trinity was the truth. As if the truth could be decided democratically.
I believe the Truth stands on its own. It is good to have a majority stand for it though.
personally i believe the idea was borrowed from other belief systems because E=m(c*c). einstein said that the two things were different forms of the same thing.
It wasn't borrowed exactly. "Appropriated" would be a better word.personally i believe the idea was borrowed from other belief systems
This, in brief, is the amazing story of how the doctrine of the Trinity came to be introduced—and how those who refused to accept it came to be branded as heretics or unbelievers.
The Surprising Origins of the Trinity Doctrine
It wasn't borrowed exactly. "Appropriated" would be a better word.
Demi-gods and resurrection and such were all long established religious memes before Christians started creating a new God in their image.
People did that a lot back in the day.
Tom
I believe one important point to consider is that when Jesus spoke these words he was speaking from the position of His humanity, which He temporarily lowered Himself into when He became flesh (human). Other scriptures in the Bible indicate prior to His time on earth He existed in an eternal, glorified, and exalted state equal and at one with His Father. A state to which He returned after His resurrection.Are all aspects of the trinity equal?
John 10:29
My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
John 14:28
You have heard how I said unto you, I go away, and come again unto you. If you loved me, you would rejoice, because I said, I go unto the Father: for my Father is greater than I.
IMO, neither the word "Trinity " nor the concept appear in the Holy Scriptures.Are all aspects of the trinity equal?
John 10:29
My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
John 14:28
You have heard how I said unto you, I go away, and come again unto you. If you loved me, you would rejoice, because I said, I go unto the Father: for my Father is greater than I.
One of the biggest problems of the Trinity is it is illogical. How can God be eternal when He had a son. Having a son means one-third of the Trinity had a beginning, which means the Trinity, or God, is not eternal. The solution to the problem is God is duality, and the two Gods are eternal. There is no holy spirit, church leaders threw it in. Also, much of religious dogma is justified by "the holy spirit told me." You cannot remove the holy spirit from God. Humans don't have the holy spirit, it's God's property. Ha. Ha.Are all aspects of the trinity equal?
John 10:29
My Father, which gave them me, is greater than all; and no man is able to pluck them out of my Father's hand.
John 14:28
You have heard how I said unto you, I go away, and come again unto you. If you loved me, you would rejoice, because I said, I go unto the Father: for my Father is greater than I.
1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1
an aspect is a part and not an absolute unto itself. it is a thing among things about something.
I believe one important point to consider is that when Jesus spoke these words he was speaking from the position of His humanity, which He temporarily lowered Himself into when He became flesh (human). Other scriptures in the Bible indicate prior to His time on earth He existed in an eternal, glorified, and exalted state equal and at one with His Father. A state to which He returned after His resurrection.
IMO, neither the word "Trinity " nor the concept appear in the Holy Scriptures.
One of the biggest problems of the Trinity is it is illogical. How can God be eternal when He had a son. Having a son means one-third of the Trinity had a beginning, which means the Trinity, or God, is not eternal. The solution to the problem is God is duality, and the two Gods are eternal. There is no holy spirit, church leaders threw it in. Also, much of religious dogma is justified by "the holy spirit told me." You cannot remove the holy spirit from God. Humans don't have the holy spirit, it's God's property. Ha. Ha.
god isn't a person. everything has 3 aspects, they are the Mind, Body, and Spirit.Your math is very flawed. What you are saying is that three persons with less powers than a g0d is equal to g0d. You have demoted Yahweh to a third of a god. And so is Jesus and the holy spirit. Terrible fail. Try harder again. Please understand that Abrahamic religion is monotheism. Judaism's Yahweh and Islam's Allah is. Christianity's Trinity is polytheistic and paganistic similar to the hindu's Trimurti deity (Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer. the deities clearly have different powers, responsibilities, and functions.). Like the man says, the Christian Trinity is an oxymoron. Shalom.
Even so, you can't avoid the problem. The Christian Trinity is father, son and Holy Spirit. Son infers a beginning. The son of God is not in the OT, it comes from NT stories about Jesus. Again, the son of God idea infers a beginning. God cannot be eternal if part of him had a beginning.god is not a man, nor anthropomorphic, that he had a male mankind solely as his offspring. everything that is created of God, everything in heaven and earth would be the offspring. isaiah 66 tells you this. Christ would be the son in this case; as noted, in Colossians 3:11.
Also, as noted by the
Acts 17:28
we are all the offspring
Even so, you can't avoid the problem. The Christian Trinity is father, son and Holy Spirit. Son infers a beginning.
The son of God is not in the OT, it comes from NT stories about Jesus. Again, the son of God idea infers a beginning. God cannot be eternal if part of him had a beginning.
The is no reference to the son of God in the OT. By sons of God I infer you men "human" sons, which are not "the son of God." You may also mean Paul's reference to Jesus being our brother, which means, of course, we are equal to Jesus, and therefore we are all sons of God. It gets kind of confusing. If you eliminate the son of God from the Trinity, you have no logical contradiction.infers? the Uncreated can still recreate self. It doesn't have a beginning, or an end, even if it can transform. the form is impermanent. its ability to create, change is constant.
it says the earth was without form in genesis 1:2. God doesn't have a beginning, nor an end but that doesn't mean it can't recreate itself. as isaiah reiterates; where is God's rest? who is a man that he define God?
the sons of god are in the OT