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Eljay. I see a big difference in personal insult and attack on a person as compared to attacking dogma of religions and lies. A person who believes they are telling the truth, but are just passing on a lie are sincere; but they are still passing on the lie. A doctrine that misleads and lies is what I will attack, for it is like a beast that is eating the believers. The believers are just a meal for this lie and they sustain this lie and have for 2000 years. I love the believers, but I hate the lie. JB And do you think that calling them delusional, or puppets, people incapable of living their own lives, etc etc - judging what they believe and not them? (Not accusing you of doing this - but these are often cited on the threads with respect to "christians" - but not people who believe in their own definition of God - or UFO's.) Often times - there will be a refence to some assuption concerning "what christians believe", like the condoning of Mass murder because of S & G in the OT - then, all of a sudden christians get this "broad stroke" label of being "hateful". Absurd - to say the least. Like I said, if you have issues with the bible - then say that, but when you start assuming you know how someone is interpreting what the scriptures says to them in their lives - you are stepping over the line you accuse christians of doing to you. You know no more about what a christian believes - than they do what you do. And I know I've seen you accuse everyone who attempts to claim they know what you believe - that they don't. So - my point is - state what you disbelieve and don't extend that to those who might believe in it. In this case - the bible. I have no belief in evolution - but I certainly don't think you are delusional because you may put your faith in it. What evidence to I have to make that assumption? The same that you have of my faith in scripture. I guess that's just the point I'm trying to get across. |
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boy you confuse me spider your answers are so adamant yet it says in the book god is seen as a bright light many times - light is not invisible - unless you have an explanation for his light also being invisible? either he is >invisible< or he's not - which is it? it can't be stating someplaces he's this bright light or that moses see's his back or other statements and then you declare that he is >>invisible<<? it also says the angels see this .light. of god? make up your mind or explain. John 1:18 No man hath seen God at any time, the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him. Those who have seen God, have seen Jesus. Also, the fact that God is light doesn't mean God isn't invisible. God calls the light about himself his glory. and how does that explain moses seeing god on the mountain? He saw the Son. |
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boy you confuse me spider your answers are so adamant yet it says in the book god is seen as a bright light many times - light is not invisible - unless you have an explanation for his light also being invisible? either he is >invisible< or he's not - which is it? it can't be stating someplaces he's this bright light or that moses see's his back or other statements and then you declare that he is >>invisible<<? it also says the angels see this .light. of god? make up your mind or explain. John 1:18 No man hath seen God at any time, the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him. Those who have seen God, have seen Jesus. Also, the fact that God is light doesn't mean God isn't invisible. God calls the light about himself his glory. and how does that explain moses seeing god on the mountain? He saw the Son. and then what did moses and the rest see with thier eyes in chapter 24 - vs: 9, 10 especially, and 11 exodus? or is that jesus also? Well if everytime jesus is seen as matter - then how can you state that god is not matter? he's seen as matter yet he is not matter? he's spirit yet he is matter also? Is there anything else that he is that he also isn't? |
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boy you confuse me spider your answers are so adamant yet it says in the book god is seen as a bright light many times - light is not invisible - unless you have an explanation for his light also being invisible? either he is >invisible< or he's not - which is it? it can't be stating someplaces he's this bright light or that moses see's his back or other statements and then you declare that he is >>invisible<<? it also says the angels see this .light. of god? make up your mind or explain. John 1:18 No man hath seen God at any time, the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him. Those who have seen God, have seen Jesus. Also, the fact that God is light doesn't mean God isn't invisible. God calls the light about himself his glory. and how does that explain moses seeing god on the mountain? He saw the Son. and then what did moses and the rest see with thier eyes in chapter 24 - vs: 9, 10 especially, and 11 exodus? or is that jesus also? Well if everytime jesus is seen as matter - then how can you state that god is not matter? he's seen as matter yet he is not matter? he's spirit yet he is matter also? Is there anything else that he is that he also isn't? Tribo, To the everything in creation, Jesus is God. When Jesus speaks of God, he is speaking of the Father. When Jesus said "God is spirit", he was speaking of the father, not himself. Jesus and the Father are one God, because they are joined by the Holy Spirit. |
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tribo
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Thu 08/21/08 09:55 AM
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all 3 are god are they not?
if all are god then god has material exisitance correct? is not jesus now in heaven and has a glorified body and is able to eat or drink if he so wishes? If what your stating is that only 1/3 of god is not material or even 2/3 of god, then you can not also state that god is not material. Either all of god is spirit or he is not. |
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