Stand up and be counted!

Will all who believe that God became a man, lived a sinless life, was crucified, and rose from the dead, please post here.

Setting aside our denominational or doctrinal differences momentarily, I would like to know how many of us there are here in this forum.

All others need not reply! (Unless you can't resist)

Originally posted by josephw
Will all who believe that God became a man, lived a sinless life, was crucified, and rose from the dead, please post here.

Setting aside our denominational or doctrinal differences momentarily, I would like to know how many of us there are here in this forum.

All others need not reply! (Unless you can't resist)

My God is the man Jesus Christ.

Originally posted by josephw
Will all who believe that God became a man, lived a sinless life, was crucified, and rose from the dead, please post here.

Define what these five things mean.

My God is the God and Father of Jesus Christ, His son. He is indeed sinless, but He is the son of God, not God the Father.🙂

Originally posted by checkbaiter
My God is the God and Father of Jesus Christ, His son. He is indeed sinless, but He is the son of God, not God the Father.🙂

Amazing that you can contradict yourself in the space of so few words! Is your God the father or the son? Note that you can't respond that he is both here because you have already said he is "not God the Father".

--- Penguin.

Originally posted by Penguin
Amazing that you can contradict yourself in the space of so few words! Is your God the father or the son? Note that you can't respond that he is both here because you have already said he is "not God the Father".

--- Penguin.

I don't see a contradiction....God is God the Father....Jesus is His son. Two separate entities...

Originally posted by checkbaiter
I don't see a contradiction....God is God the Father....Jesus is His son. Two separate entities...

I don't see the contradiction in what you posted either. I think it was just misread.

Originally posted by stepnkev
I don't see the contradiction in what you posted either. I think it was just misread.

Thank you...🙂

Originally posted by josephw
Will all who believe that God became a man, lived a sinless life, was crucified, and rose from the dead, please post here.

Setting aside our denominational or doctrinal differences momentarily, I would like to know how many of us there are here in this forum.

All others need not reply! (Unless you can't resist)

Yo, yo, yo, whodeys in the houuse! Count me in bro!!

Originally posted by Nemesio
Define what these five things mean.

I think that's a no. 😛

Originally posted by Penguin
Amazing that you can contradict yourself in the space of so few words! Is your God the father or the son? Note that you can't respond that he is both here because you have already said he is "not God the Father".

--- Penguin.

Only if you tell us if you are a body, a soul, or a spirit. Well which is it? You certainly can't be all of them at once.

Originally posted by whodey
Only if you tell us if you are a body, a soul, or a spirit. Well which is it? You certainly can't be all of them at once.

I am a body. The body that is me contains a brain. That brain's activity is my mind and consciousness. I do not have a soul or a spirit in any metaphysical sense.

--- Penguin.

Originally posted by Penguin
I am a body. The body that is me contains a brain. That brain's activity is my mind and consciousness. I do not have a soul or a spirit in any metaphysical sense.

--- Penguin.

So you feel no spiritual connection with anything?

Originally posted by checkbaiter
I don't see a contradiction....God is God the Father....Jesus is His son. Two separate entities...

"My God is the God and Father of Jesus Christ, His son. He is indeed sinless, but He is the son of God, not God the Father.

I don't think extracting the bold bits changes the semantics of the above so...
My God is the God and Father...He is not God the Father

And now I paraphrase very slightly but still, I hope, keeping the semantic meaning of the original:
My God is the God and Father
My God is not God the Father

Really I'm being pedantic and pointing out what I presume is a simple typo but your insistance that the glaring contradiction does not exist implies that you did actually mean this. You have explicitly stated the your god is the Father and is not the Father. Did you really mean to say that?

I would expect you to say that he is both the father and the son (and the holy spirit) and that you made a simple semantic typo. I'm amazed that you are defending the typo.

-- Penguin.

Originally posted by Penguin
"[b]My God is the God and Father of Jesus Christ, His son. He is indeed sinless, but He is the son of God, not God the Father.

I don't think extracting the bold bits changes the semantics of the above so...
My God is the God and Father...He is not God the Father

And now I paraphrase very slightly but still, I hope, keep you made a simple semantic typo. I'm amazed that you are defending the typo.

-- Penguin.[/b]

I don't see a contradiction either.

I believe that "He" is refering to Jesus, not God. It's the only way the sentence makes sense within the context of the discussion. Granted it could have been phrased better.