civic
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well you have the Son having something the Father and Holy Spirit do not have. That by definition is not the Trinity. And this is before anything was created.
well you have the Son having something the Father and Holy Spirit do not have. That by definition is not the Trinity. And this is before anything was created.
At it's core? Consciousness. It's function? To make aware. But that will not help you understand God.define the soul and its function.
So you think the Father and Spirit are also Deity and humanity in one person?well you have the Son having something the Father and Holy Spirit do not have. That by definition is not the Trinity. And this is before anything was created.
There you go labelling when you have nothing substantive to offer.so you are a unitarian since only the Son and not the Father or Holy Spirit do not have a soul and are equal with the Son.
we are talking before creation, before humanitySo you think the Father and Spirit are also Deity and humanity in one person?
According to Civic, who only can offer broad stroked, unexplained rebuffs.No your view of the Trinity is being rejected along with your Christology.
I can write a book on it and if all my threads on the topic were combined it could be a book and the Trinitaian pastors I know would endorse it like they do with my paper on PSA. We have a few pastors on this forum who are in agreement with me. You are the one with the non trinitarian beliefs, not me.According to Civic, who only can offer broad stroked, unexplained rebuffs.
You are talking that way. As far as I am concerned there is no "before humanity". He has always been the same person, Deity and humanity united in one person. There is the time when He became as a man only, taking on flesh and veiling His Deity, but He has always been the same person and always will be.we are talking before creation, before humanity
That is not trinitarian. There was no human prior to creation. The Son was fully God until the Incarnation 2000 years ago when He became human with a human soul.You are talking that way. As far as I am concerned there is no "before humanity". He has always been the same person, Deity and humanity united in one person. There is the time when He became as a man only, taking on flesh and veiling His Deity, but He has always been the same person and always will be.
So much for being made in His image then. <shrug>That is not trinitarian. There was no human prior to creation. The Son was fully God until the Incarnation 2000 years ago when He became human with a human soul.
we are talking before creation, before humanity
This thread is not closing any time soon.
To be human means that you began to exist from a certain point in time.You think God pretended to be human. I think God the Son has always been Deity and humanity in one person and therefore any anthropomorphism (so called) is a legitimate expression of His person.
Yes he has humans being eternal and not createdTo be human means that you began to exist from a certain point in time.
Your statement "God the Son has always been ... humanity..." means that there was no starting point to His humanity.
Here's another case where you make Christ's humanity different than our own. Why is that a problem? That's because if Jesus is not human in every way that we are then we are not saved.
So much for being made in His image then. <shrug>
To be human means that you began to exist from a certain point in time.
The both spew out contradictions that they expect everyone to adopt. This is wild!Yes he has humans being eternal and not created
I refuse to adopt contradictions that you expect everyone to adopt without question. You might have assiciates that accept contradictions. I don't accept contradictions. Sorry.To be a regular human? Yes.
You just can not get that difference sorted out yet...
Oxymoron a human that has not created and is eternal and only one of the Trinity having a soul. YikesI refuse to adopt contradictions that you expect everyone to adopt without question. You might have assiciates that accept contradictions. I don't accept contradictions. Sorry.