John 1:1

Originally posted by FMF
Is it it that you do not have a more credible or substantial source to cite than the "blogspot" you linked to?

There is plenty credible material there, unless of course you can tell us why its discredited by pointing out defects in the actual content. To do that of course you would need to at least read and critique the content. Can you for example tell us why the Sahidic Coptic text is important?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
There is plenty credible material there, unless of course you can tell us why its discredited by pointing out defects in the actual content. To do that of course you would need to at least read and critique the content.

Do you have a source that isn't a dormant "blogger" blog? Maybe an active web site that has some lively discussion going on with contributions by people who ostensibly have some expertise or authority on the issue?

Originally posted by FMF
Do you have a source that isn't a dormant "blogger" blog? Maybe an active web site that has some lively discussion going on with contributions by people who ostensibly have some expertise or authority on the issue?

I have provided a source with copious amounts of material, references, citations and a solid rationale for the claims that it makes. It should be enough for a noob like you to be getting on with. If its too 'meaty', try this ABC for the Bible

https://abcbiblelessons.com

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I have provided a source with copious amounts of material, references, citations and a solid rationale for the claims that it makes. It should be enough for a noob like you to be getting on with. If its too 'meaty', try this ABC for the Bible

https://abcbiblelessons.com

I still find your decision to cite "Memra" interesting. Do you know him or her?

Originally posted by roigam
(John 1:1) In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was a god.
Many people believe that the lower case god (theos-GR.) in this Scripture makes Jesus a part of the trinity.
Then would (2 Corinthians 4:4) among whom the god of this system of things.....which uses the same lower case god (theos-GR.) to refer to Satan.....make Sa ...[text shortened]... discussed in this forum before.

Evenso, I feel certain no one has noticed this point before.

Are you a god as well?

Originally posted by FMF
I still find your decision to cite "Memra" interesting. Do you know him or her?

Did you visit Annes Bible lessons for Kids, there is everything that a noob like you could desire, interactive forum with lively discussion, Bible lessons, animations, quizzes, give it a try and you will come back a more knowledgeable man!

I did not cite it because of the author, I cited it because of its content. Content which you seem adamant to ignore and instead predictably attempt to focus on the author, or how many people have signed up, the usual dullard approach.

Originally posted by whodey
Are you a god as well?

why has he prefaced his name with theos? no then what are you slobbering about?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
You have not enough knowledge. You don't know anything about translation,. You are in effect Biblically illiterate. Please don't flatter yourself that you went head to head, all you have is your dogmas and prejudices which often or not translates to religious bigotry, lets be realistic. Have you an idea what a predicate noun is? Can you tell us wh ...[text shortened]... is translated they way it is leading us to the inevitable conclusion that you really don't know.

Yeah yeah blah blah blah

I am really amazed by the similarities between the Mormons and the JW.

Originally posted by Eladar
I am really amazed by the similarities between the Mormons and the JW.

What are these similarities and what has it to do with John 1:1

Originally posted by divegeester
Yeah yeah blah blah blah

see I told you, you don't know enough, it ok, some little study and research and it is enough.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
why has he prefaced his name with theos? no then what are you slobbering about?

I'm trying to determine what makes a God if being a god does not mean you are the actual only true God.

I suppose you think all archangels are gods.

If so, what about people? What makes one a god?

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Did you visit Annes Bible lessons for Kids, there is everything that a noob like you could desire, interactive forum with lively discussion, Bible lessons, animations, quizzes, give it a try and you will come back a more knowledgeable man!

I did not cite it because of the author, I cited it because of its content. Content which you seem adamant ...[text shortened]... y attempt to focus on the author, or how many people have signed up, the usual dullard approach.

Will Annes Bible Lessons for Kids tell me why you chose to cite "Memra's" blogger "blogspot" blog? I doubt it. As for your polytheism, it's of no interest to me.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
see I told you, you don't know enough, it ok, some little study and research and it is enough.

I know enough about you nasty pernicious cult that if I had the power I'd shut it down for covering up child sex abuse.

Everything else we argue over is just smoke and mirrors.

Originally posted by FMF
Will Annes Bible Lessons for Kids tell me why you chose to cite "Memra's" blogger "blogspot" blog? I doubt it. As for your polytheism, it's of no interest to me.

No but it has pretty pictures that you could print out and colourfully crayon in, something at your level.