GodsGrace
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It doesn't clear anything up because I can't seem to get to the crux of the questionYou literally said the Trinity doesn't have to do with God's attributes, don't gaslight me by acting like the question has no basis, sheesh. God is THREE SEPARATE PERSONS, that invalidates simplicity as it is classically defined, who knows how you are understanding it.
Nothing I argued indicated that Jesus had to come into existence when he was physically born. That is a non sequitur, it does not logically follow from anything I said. The human Jesus WAS the second Person of the Trinity, and he WAS on earth. That's what the Bible says.
Well, you're extremely confused then, it's not my fault. Jesus literally IS God, last time I checked.
Not quite as classically stated, no. I do believe Jesus has two natures but Scripture teaches something different than the HU.
Then the debate is over. If you remove his ability to sin you remove his real choice.
Jesus IS God. And yes, God has real choice.
Well, for the Father and Spirit it is not a logical possibility to sin, because nothing they do could possibly be sin.
However, for Jesus it is most definitely a logical possibility, because Jesus submitted himself as a creation.
I hope that clears things up.
and you're sounding a bit defensive.
So we'll end here...this is a purely theological discussion and is not on my list of topics I take the time to cover....
which mostly have to do with soteriology.
Catch you next time...