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Debate with Darfius No 3 Gods Existence

Debate with Darfius No 3 Gods Existence

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Originally posted by Nemesio
Well, what I said was 'it makes no theological difference.'

What I mean is, in terms of Jesus's teachings or those Scriptures
which were directly inspired by Him (i.e., the canonized NT),
Jesus's being married does not impact them ...[text shortened]... married
doesn't change the impact of that statement.

Nemesio
What about His bride then, the Catholic, meaning Universal, Church ?

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Originally posted by ivanhoe
What about His bride then, the Catholic, meaning Universal, Church ?
From a personal point of view, would you feel betrayed or cheated on if Christ had an intimate relationship or marriage?

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Originally posted by pcaspian
Originally posted by Nemesio
[b]No, just like the other Gospels, it was written pseudonomynously.

My point, Darfius, is that Dan Brown has nothing to do with the
debate. The debate started long, long ago.

Nemesio

(DID YOU MEAN : pseudonymously ? )

Hehe, Nemesio got OWNED by Darfius ... LOL.

gnight all. weekend time. Don't spent too much time infront of the P C🙂[/b]
OK, goodnight. Don't think about my mother too much.

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Originally posted by kirksey957
OK, goodnight. Don't think about my mother too much.

I respect you mother too much for that.

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Originally posted by pcaspian
Originally posted by kirksey957
[b]OK, goodnight. Don't think about my mother too much.

I respect you mother too much for that.
[/b]
Don't think about me too much.

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Originally posted by ivanhoe
What about His bride then, the Catholic, meaning Universal, Church ?
I assume that you are referring to this text:

Ephesians 5:23a -- For the husband is the head of the wife,
as Christ also is the head of the church...

It is making an analogy, not making a direct statement. That
Christ is 'married' to the church is a much later notion than
Scripture tells us. Indeed, it doesn't say anything but that
Christ rules over the Church (a logical theological stance)

As such, His having a wife wouldn't change that one iota.

Did you have another passage in mind?

Nemesio

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Originally posted by Nemesio
I assume that you are referring to this text:

Ephesians 5:23a -- For the husband is the head of the wife,
as Christ also is the head of the church...

It is making an analogy, not making a direct statement. That
Christ is 'married' to the church is a much later notion than
Scripture tells us. Indeed, it doesn't say anything but that
Christ r ...[text shortened]... aving a wife wouldn't change that one iota.

Did you have another passage in mind?

Nemesio

Yea, what did He say on the Cross to Mary and John ?

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Originally posted by ivanhoe

Yea, what did He say on the Cross to Mary and John ?
Mother, behold thy son. Son, behold thy mother. (More or less.)

???

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Originally posted by Nemesio
Mother, behold thy son. Son, behold thy mother. (More or less.)

???


Yea, that's it !

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Is it possible to want to marry a woman without lusting after her?

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Originally posted by Darfius
Is it possible to want to marry a woman without lusting after her?
This sounds like the Madonna-whore debate.

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Originally posted by ivanhoe

Yea, that's it !
Your point?

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Originally posted by Darfius
Is it possible to want to marry a woman without lusting after her?
If you think not, then you don't know what True Love is.

Nemesio

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Originally posted by pcaspian
Originally posted by kirksey957
[b]OK, goodnight. Don't think about my mother too much.

I respect you mother too much for that.
[/b]
Is it disrespectful to you to think of a woman in a sexual way?

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Is it disrespectful to you to think of a woman in a sexual way?
From a Biblical standpoint, yes:

St Matthew 5:27-28

[Jesus said,] 'You have heard that it was said, "You shall not commit adultery."
But I say to you, everyone who looks at a woman with lust has already committed
adultery with her in his heart.'

Nemesio