12 Feb '18 02:00>1 edit
Read the last sentence. The one in BOLD. Your last couple of post completely ignore what that sentence says. Your assertion that what I wrote doesn't account for transformation being a process is clearly not true.
I see now that you may account for some change and transformation.
But I don't think you have any experience. How can you when the resurrection, exaltation of Christ is a "cleverly devised myth" in your teaching?
Christ at the right hand of God to you? - a cleverly devised myth, I am pretty sure.
Christ sending the Holy Spirit to men? - a cleverly devised myth to you, I'm pretty sure.
"the last Adam became a life giving Spirit" (1 Cor. 15:45)
"But the Lord is the Spirit." (2 Cor. 3:17)
I think you regard these truths also as cleverly devised myths.
Christ in the Christians as the hope of glory? - "another cleverly devised myth". But you come to "rescue" us with a Jesus while He walked on earth. And you come to "help" us by preaching that the Apostle Paul needs to learn from your presentation of the Gospel, along with John, Peter, Luke,James, Jude and other writers of the New Testament.
No, ThinkOfOne, YOU need to learn from THEM.
And you need to stop OPPOSING Jesus about the things He taught and did while He walked on earth - Before AND After His resurrection.
This is what you do. You take sentences out of context and in doing so, misunderstand what is being said. You don't see the entire picture. You do this with scripture as well. By doing this, you have eyes but cannot see.
How can you criticize me for not seeing the "entire picture" when it is patently manifested that you do not HAVE an entire New Testament?
You're the one trying to peddle a woefully incomplete picture.
It is really a "picture" of opposition - an antichrist presentation of "another Jesus".
In this case, you not only misunderstood what I wrote, you also mischaracterized what I was saying.
Correcting that you are willing to mention a transformation of sorts doesn't do much for your "gospel" message though.
You still regard too much of the New Testament as a "cleverly devised MYTH" .