loverOfTruth
Well-Known Member
Why?
What is this compulsion you feel to twist Xy into a Biblical religion. It isn't. The Bible is part of the Tradition of the religion, but the religion isn't based upon it. In fact, there were no Greek texts until years after Jesus was gone.
So? Should the religion not be "man made?" The religion is there for humanity's sake, not God's.
I didn't ignore it -- you just don't get it. God was running the show. I believe I said that. Don't you think that God is everywhere? God wasn't "just on earth."
No, I consider God to be One. God doesn't have "parts."
If God is One, how can God be "incomplete?"
Congratulation, you just agreed that Trinity is a man made concept and not divine. The religion is supposed to be for 'man' by 'God' - not the vice versa. So if the teachings in the Bible are not from God Almighty(i.e man made), why should anyone care to follow it for their salvation ? Anyone can come up with any man made religion - doesn't make it True. Obviously, Jesus is not here anymore - so what other sources of teaching should people follow to know the complete teaching of Jesus other than the Bible ?
And by the way, early christians didn't believe in the Trinity either. See it for yourself. I would ask you to listen to the following lecture by Dr. Jerald F. Dirks that shows even early christians had quite a different take on the divinity of Jesus(pbuh). Dr. Dirks has a Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School.
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From Jesus to Muhammad: A History of Early Christianity - YouTube
And also, you cannot claim God is one - if some part (and not the entire God) of it had to come out to this world for some mission - then only 2 part remained in heaven. And if you claim that the whole of (one) God came as full human, then there was no one running the show when Jesus was living on earth (and then it would not make any sense that Jesus prayed to Father in Heaven who wasn't there). Remember, your eternal salvation depends on it - so you gotta decide before it is too late.
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