children of god.

If were all gods children whats so specal about Jesus?

Originally posted by Brother Edwin
If were all gods children whats so specal about Jesus?

He can spell 😕 Makes him easier to understand

Originally posted by widget
He can spell 😕 Makes him easier to understand

Can you prove this?

Originally posted by Brother Edwin
If were[sic] all gods[sic] children whats[sic] so specal[sic] about Jesus?

Only that He is God.

Then why refer to him as the son of god and make that his "thing".

Originally posted by Brother Edwin
Then why refer to him as the son of god and make that his "thing".

I have a suspicion that the doctrine of the Trinity is a little above what this thread has to offer. Perhaps a link would suffice:

http://www.answers.com/trinity

Have fun. 😏

Originally posted by Halitose
I have a suspicion that the doctrine of the Trinity is a little above what this thread has to offer. Perhaps a link would suffice:

http://www.answers.com/trinity

Have fun. 😏

The trinity is one of the biggest mysteries of christianity. The very word trinity implies that God suffers from a multiple personality disorder - or at the very least that he enjoys a good game of roleplaying from time to time - (how original of me, eh?) but it also leaves one open to the question: What other characters are hosted by God's essence that christians aren't willing to recognise?

Perhaps trinity is actually a bad word to describe his entire being.

Originally posted by stocken
The trinity is one of the biggest mysteries of christianity. The very word trinity implies that God suffers from a multiple personality disorder - or at the very least that he enjoys a good game of roleplaying from time to time - (how original of me, eh?) but it also leaves one open to the question: What other characters are hosted by God's essence that chri ...[text shortened]... willing to recognise?

Perhaps trinity is actually a bad word to describe his entire being.

Maybe there's eight of him?
The buddhist eightfold way ...

Or maybe he's a computer programmer's dream and there's 16 of him.

He does sound a little schizophrenic ...

Originally posted by amannion
Maybe there's eight of him?
The buddhist eightfold way ...

Or maybe he's a computer programmer's dream and there's 16 of him.

He does sound a little schizophrenic ...

And how come its always a 'he'? Does that imply it is male and therefore needs female gods? Does that imply it has to reproduce?
Doesn't the bible call it 'he' about 10,000 times?

Originally posted by Brother Edwin
whats so specal about Jesus?

Less than some seem to think.

Originally posted by sonhouse
And how come its always a 'he'? Does that imply it is male and therefore needs female gods? Does that imply it has to reproduce?
Doesn't the bible call it 'he' about 10,000 times?

Represents he is a father figure, authuritive. Plus in those days men had power.

Originally posted by stocken
The trinity is one of the biggest mysteries of christianity. The very word trinity implies that God suffers from a multiple personality disorder - or at the very least that he enjoys a good game of roleplaying from time to time - (how original of me, eh?) but it also leaves one open to the question: What other characters are hosted by God's essence that chri ...[text shortened]... willing to recognise?

Perhaps trinity is actually a bad word to describe his entire being.

It's a fairly simple concept. God is the divine equivalent of a three-layer burrito.

Originally posted by bbarr
It's a fairly simple concept. God is the divine equivalent of a three-layer burrito.

Praise Cheeses!

Originally posted by LemonJello
Praise Cheeses!

Blessed are the Cheesemakers.

Originally posted by Brother Edwin
If were all gods children whats so specal about Jesus?

Not everyone is a Child of God.

You may have been created by God but that doesn't mean that you are a child of God.

John 1:12 Yet to all who received him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God.