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Is Jesus is not the son of God?

Is Jesus is not the son of God?

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Was he the son of God? Why in Chess does the King carry a cross on his head and within the game a king can never take another king. What does it all mean with regard to the immortal game reflecting life, spirituality and truth? ๐Ÿ™‚

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Originally posted by markbluestone
Was he the son of God? Why in Chess does the King carry a cross on his head and within the game a king can never take another king. What does it all mean with regard to the immortal game reflecting life, spirituality and truth? ๐Ÿ™‚
Beats the S out of me.

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Originally posted by markbluestone
Was he the son of God? Why in Chess does the King carry a cross on his head and within the game a king can never take another king. What does it all mean with regard to the immortal game reflecting life, spirituality and truth? ๐Ÿ™‚
Does any one else make the claim that he is the son of God?

I may be A son of God, but Jesus is THE son of God.

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Originally posted by josephw


I may be A son of God, but Jesus is THE son of God.
That's just egregious equivocation.

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Originally posted by markbluestone
Was he the son of God? Why in Chess does the King carry a cross on his head and within the game a king can never take another king. What does it all mean with regard to the immortal game reflecting life, spirituality and truth? ๐Ÿ™‚
If god is the the father of Jesus and Mary is mother of Jesus - then how did they *do* it 9 month before?

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Originally posted by markbluestone
Was he the son of God? Why in Chess does the King carry a cross on his head and within the game a king can never take another king. What does it all mean with regard to the immortal game reflecting life, spirituality and truth? ๐Ÿ™‚
I think you are reading too much into this. I'm a Christian, but I don't think the design of chess pieces has anything to do with God. Chess is Chess, and God is God. It's silly to try to mix the two. ๐Ÿ˜

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A father in my world is a genetic father. Else it is a step-father, or a father to be or a priest or someone you want to call a father.
The nearest to father I can think of in the example of Jesus is a god-father.

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I guess we can all be a reflection of god. Maybe Chess can reflect the stuggles / decisions we face each day. Well thought out plans or sometimes well thought out silly decisions?

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Well chess has been around along time, I think it originated in the middle east.

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Originally posted by josephw
Does any one else make the claim that he is the son of God?

I may be A son of God, but Jesus is THE son of God.
I think we are ALL son of god. The difference between most people and Jesus is that Jesus realised what this meant and lived (or tried to live) to this where most people do not realise what it means (that includes me since I only have a faint notion what it means and how I can live to it).
To me 'son of god' means: god created ALL as his equal in everything (so if god can lift mountains: so can we, if god is love: so are we, if god has the ability to do everything: so have we, if god lives eternal: so do we etc) with the only exception that god created us and we can't create god.
What we did after we were created is another subject

Otto

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Originally posted by Quirine
I think we are ALL son of god. The difference between most people and Jesus is that Jesus realised what this meant and lived (or tried to live) to this where most people do not realise what it means (that includes me since I only have a faint notion what it means and how I can live to it).
To me 'son of god' means: god created ALL as his equal in everything ...[text shortened]... ted us and we can't create god.
What we did after we were created is another subject

Otto
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