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Jesus... a Man Or a GOD?
- Thread starter Rozs
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FerventGodSeeker
Believer
That would be...both.Rozs said:
FerventGodSeeker
Believer
Yes, they did. It's called the Council of Nicea, you may want to check it out...Simon Gnosis said:
Simon Gnosis
Active Member
FerventGodSeeker said:Yes, they did. It's called the Council of Nicea, you may want to check it out...
I was being sarcastic...
FerventGodSeeker
Believer
I also thought you were being sarcastic when you called all Christians cultists....I just wanted to double checkSimon Gnosis said:
sandy whitelinger
Veteran Member
Simon Gnosis said:
good luck with that.
Simon Gnosis said:
Perhaps a little more fiber in your diet.......
adilrockstar
Active Member
Rozs said:
The Bible teaches that Christ was God in the flesh. Of course any Religion other than Christianity will not say the same.
adilrockstar
Active Member
Simon Gnosis said:
What is with all the Jesus "hating"? He taught nothing but love and peace. What problem do you have with him?
I believe Jesus was a man, he never said he was G_d or that we should worship him. He was a prophet, to me the greatest prophet but not to everyone.
In the past couple of years I have been to churches where the word/concept 'G_d' has been dropped in their services, it's all been about Jesus, I didn't feel comfortable with that. Even if you believe in the Trinity surely that's G_d in three parts not Jesus?
Nor am I comfortable with the notion that only Christians have the path or the true path to G_d, and Jesus has to be it.
Lots of people of other faiths seem quite able to access G_d through their religion, and Unitarian Christians like me don't need to believe in the Trinity to follow Jesus either.
As an aside when I was looking for a religious forum some of the ones I went to would not let you join unless you said you believed in the nicene creed and the trinity!
In the past couple of years I have been to churches where the word/concept 'G_d' has been dropped in their services, it's all been about Jesus, I didn't feel comfortable with that. Even if you believe in the Trinity surely that's G_d in three parts not Jesus?
Nor am I comfortable with the notion that only Christians have the path or the true path to G_d, and Jesus has to be it.
Lots of people of other faiths seem quite able to access G_d through their religion, and Unitarian Christians like me don't need to believe in the Trinity to follow Jesus either.
As an aside when I was looking for a religious forum some of the ones I went to would not let you join unless you said you believed in the nicene creed and the trinity!
adilrockstar
Active Member
TeePee said:
The Bible clearly teaches that Christ was not just a prophet, he was the Son of God and the Messiah. He is our SAVIOR.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Yeah, I'm going to be one those "both" people. God is within all of us. Jesus had a lot of nice things to say though, so he could have been a prophet (as in, he was somehow closer to the spirit of God). Still, I have to take a pantheistic view and say that he was God in the same sense that we all are.
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
a very good magician was what he was!
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
beckysoup61 said:
i just find it baffling how a magician can still have such an impact on people to this day, it's just pure madness!
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
Gentoo said:
i guess i'm not one of those people!
darkpenguin
Charismatic Enigma
so a cold hard fact is ridiculing? i thought that was just freedom of speach but i guess not!