their are three Christian Theologies from the four Gospels.
of the three theologies only the Gospel of John equates Jesus as the same as God.
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so your inquary is bullshit without stating first it is via John's view of Jesus.
their are three Christian Theologies from the four Gospels.
nope, not per theology of John's Gospel.Age wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 11:57 pmYes that misinterpretation is very flawed.surreptitious57 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 11:25 pm The notion of Jesus dying in Christianity is seriously flawed because God cannot die and still be God and also there cannot be three Gods in one
Judaism was written from 800-100 BC.surreptitious57 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 12:14 amChristianity pre dates Islam although the [ King James ] Bible was written long after the Koran wasAge wrote:
Part of the reason why this may be clearer than christianity is because islam was written in earlier times
There is no single definitive version of the Bible that all Christians use but there is only one Koran
I am NOT really concerned about what is or what is NOT the mainstay of ANY thing, especially in the days of when this is written.gaffo wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 1:49 amnope, not per theology of John's Gospel.Age wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 11:57 pmYes that misinterpretation is very flawed.surreptitious57 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 11:25 pm The notion of Jesus dying in Christianity is seriously flawed because God cannot die and still be God and also there cannot be three Gods in one
which is the mainstay of Christianity today.
I am NOT refusing ANY such thing.
by you above post you ignore Historical evolution of Christianity, and that there are 3 christs in the 4 gospels.Age wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 2:05 pmI am NOT really concerned about what is or what is NOT the mainstay of ANY thing, especially in the days of when this is written.
Just because some thing is, so called, "mainstay" does NOT make it unflawed at all, obviously.
Also, are you suggesting that essentially God exists anyway?
I am NOT refusing ANY such thing.
no, i'm an Athiest.
The shahada, like the Christian testimony of faith, is a necessarily false testimony contrary to the ten commandments, thus requires a construction of an imaginary graven image (ie. male-central-figure idol: Muhammad) in the psychology (i.e "heavens") of the "believer" which violates yet another. Both religions employ an idolatrous "mercy upon mankind" model. Muhammad is no less an idol than Jesus: that the former has blood routinely spilled over (ridicule of it) demonstrates its 'idol' status. Thus, Islam is just as idolatrous as Christianity if/when respecting (instead of perverting) the true sense of the world 'idol' as not being limited to mundane physical objects/statues.surreptitious57 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 11:25 pm The notion of Jesus dying in Christianity is seriously flawed because God cannot die and still be God and also there cannot be three Gods in one
And the status of Jesus as God is also a direct violation of the First Commandment that expressly forbids the worship of anyone other than God
Also if Jesus is God he cannot be human but apparently he is just as human as anyone else but without sin which is very confusing indeed
So when he was preaching for the last three years of his life was he merely human or was he actually God as he obviously cannot be both
Islam is so much clearer on this - Jesus did not die but instead ascended into Heaven
He was human but without sin because he was a prophet but he was never God and this is true of all the prophets in Islam
To worship Jesus as God in Islam would be considered blasphemy and a violation of the shahada which says that there is no God but Allah
This is the declaration all converts to Islam have to make so no Muslim worships Jesus the way that Christians do as it is absolutely haram