arthra
Baha'i
There are a lot of theological doctrines that developed over time about the nature of Jesus ...such as that He is viewed as an incarnation of God or the part of the Holy Trinity and that He is Son of God and so on... these doctrines were fought over and argued in the rearly centuries of Christianity.
My view is that Jesus lived in a period where God was formalized and part of the the liturgy of the Temple in Jerusalem. There were many rules and ordiannces in the religion at the time for purification and approaching the Temple worship and various rites involved by priests and so on.
The Mission of Jesus was to restore the spiritual life of the people and one of the ways He did this was to refer to God as a Father..that His relationship to God was like that of a son to a father...so this was describing a spiritual relationship and station..not meant to be a biological or literal doctrine which was later developed in the churches in future centuries.
My view is that Jesus lived in a period where God was formalized and part of the the liturgy of the Temple in Jerusalem. There were many rules and ordiannces in the religion at the time for purification and approaching the Temple worship and various rites involved by priests and so on.
The Mission of Jesus was to restore the spiritual life of the people and one of the ways He did this was to refer to God as a Father..that His relationship to God was like that of a son to a father...so this was describing a spiritual relationship and station..not meant to be a biological or literal doctrine which was later developed in the churches in future centuries.