There are several times he SAID he had a God, yet most "Christian" religions worship him as well as "the Holy Ghost".
Any thoughts on this?
Any thoughts on this?
Do you know Jesus' God?
- Thread starter theMadThinker
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When you read the bible, and encounter a scene where righteous men or angels are starting to be worshipped, every single one of them rejects the worship, even telling the ones worshipping to stop, for they are not worthy of worship.
Jesus, on the other hand, accepted the worship of those who did so.
Either Jesus was a blasphemer and thus should not be trusted at all, or He was God, and deserved every bit of worship given Him.
It depends on which translation you use. You can't do away with what Jesus say here (and in MANY other places, as well as with other scriptures)..
Either put up or ------.
I have. So far, you've ignored everything I've said.
Idolater
"Matthew 16:18-19" Dispensationalist (Catholic) χρ
19 Go, therefore, and make disciples of people of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the holy spirit, [sic]
What is the name of the Ghost-God?
Well, if you mean giving him the Greatest Honor as our Savior and King God has given- YES!
7djengo7
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What do you mean by your extra-Biblical phrase, "had a God"? Obviously, since the Bible does not say your phrase "has a God", the Bible does not mean anything by your phrase "has a God". And so, it would be madness to say "What does the Bible mean by @theMadThinker's phrase, 'had a God'?" Thus, if you mean anything by your phrase "had a God", a burden is on you to tell us -- who are under no burden to assume that you're not merely speaking meaninglessly therein -- exactly what (if anything) you mean by your extra-Biblical phrase "had a God".
Note that one can use "had" in numerous different ways. For example, as in:
- "had a sandwich"
- "had a Rottweiler"
- "had a Camaro"
- "had an Enron pension"
- "had a vacation"
- "had a question"
- "had a dream"
- "had a heart attack"
- "had a baby"
- etc.
No anti-Trinitarian has ever responded rationally to this question.
EXACTLY!
Whichever way you decide to say it, Jesus wasn't God- he HAD one!
"You, the ONLY True God!"- John 17:3
To what or to whom are you referring by "Ghost God"?
The "Holy Ghost" who the Churches teach is 1/3 God.
JR, are you ready to question your own beliefs?
If no, than I will shut up now!
If no, than I will shut up now!
Again, if the verse said "ONLY You (the Father), the true God," then you would have an argument to make.
But it doesn't say that.
It says, "You (the Father), the only true God."
The Father is the only true God, just as the Son is the only true God, just as the Holy Spirit is the only true God.
The Holy Spirit is not a "Ghost God."
He is God. Just as the Son is God. Just as the Father is God.
For what reason should I question my beliefs? You've made zero compelling arguments to that effect.
GOOD!
I search the internet to find graphic that are true to the Bible, and I found THIS one~ 
7djengo7
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@theMadThinker wrote:
By your cognitively meaningless use of your extra-Biblical phrase "had a God", you have cornered yourself into being incapable of answering the question I asked you about your raving. Apparently you imagined that the next best thing for you to do, on account of your inability and failure to answer the question I asked you, is to highlight your inability and failure to answer it, by attacking it with a laughing smiley. (Even though no one believes for a second that your smiley reflects the present look on your face -- and much less is it an expression of your heart.)
So, I asked him/her:
@theMadThinker: <NO ANSWER>
By your cognitively meaningless use of your extra-Biblical phrase "had a God", you have cornered yourself into being incapable of answering the question I asked you about your raving. Apparently you imagined that the next best thing for you to do, on account of your inability and failure to answer the question I asked you, is to highlight your inability and failure to answer it, by attacking it with a laughing smiley. (Even though no one believes for a second that your smiley reflects the present look on your face -- and much less is it an expression of your heart.)