Robert.Evans
You will be assimilated; it is His Will.
outer spaceWhere do persons come from?
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outer spaceWhere do persons come from?
Yes sick people.Yes, people.
I think your blinded by ignorance, and I suppose the right religion is yours.I know a lot about religions---thousands of them--one belongs to God. Its the ones blinded by darkness who have chosen wrong.
outer space
The message is inpired. Every human word that makes up the message of the Bible cannot be said to "be inspired". The message can really be found within the words whether each word is God sent or not God sent.If you believe teh Bible to be divinely inspired, then yes. If it is a comic book, then no.
Yes, and Jesus came from The One Spirit. Coming from The Spirit does not make one The Spirit also. The universe came from The One Spirit but it is not The One Spirit.But they came from 'one' flesh.
When losing just say it is all nonsense. A good strategy?Boy, this thread went south quick.
Jesus came from where??! The universe came from where??!Yes, and Jesus came from The One Spirit. Coming from The Spirit does not make one The Spirit also. The universe came from The One Spirit but it is not The One Spirit.
Losing? I was commenting on the whole wacky "The Trinity came from outer space" thing.When losing just say it is all nonsense. A good strategy?
Did everything come from One place or two places? What do you think?Jesus came from where??! The universe came from where??!
Oh. Did someone say that? I should have another look I suppose.Losing? I was commenting on the whole wacky "The Trinity came from outer space" thing.
That doesn't even make sense. Jesus came from Mary. the Trinity came from the church.Did everything come from One place or two places? What do you think?
Whatever you want to think... I really couldn't care less. I simply stated that the thread had quickly gone south...Oh. Did someone say that? I should have another look I suppose.
By the way, one post does not make or break a thread, like you say. It just doesn't.
Jesus did not come from Mary. Jesus came through Mary. You're so smart but you should learn prepositions.That doesn't even make sense. Jesus came from Mary. the Trinity came from the church.
Jesus was fully human. He had DNA. He came from Mary. Just like I came from my mother, and you came from your mother.Jesus did not come from Mary. Jesus came through Mary. You're so smart but you should learn prepositions.
You couldn't care less......Did I imagined reading you were some kind of clergy man?Whatever you want to think... I really couldn't care less. I simply stated that the thread had quickly gone south...
OK. Mary did not originate him. God did it. So he came from God through Mary.Jesus was fully human. He had DNA. He came from Mary. Just like I came from my mother, and you came from your mother.
I thought JW's do reject Jesus' divinity. Maybe I'm using the word differently than you are. Various dictionaries define it as "the quality or state of being a god," "the quality or state of being divine," or "any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force." Using these definitions, do you think Jehovah's Witnesses reject Jesus Christ's divinity? Using these definitions, do you? If you would define the word "divinity" differently, could you please explain your understanding of the word? Thanks.I don't reject Jesus divinity. Neither do Jehovah's Witnesses. Do you know what divinity means?
I thought JW's do reject Jesus' divinity. Maybe I'm using the word differently than you are. Various dictionaries define it as "the quality or state of being a god," "the quality or state of being divine," or "any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force." Using these definitions, do you think Jehovah's Witnesses reject Jesus Christ's divinity? Using these definitions, do you? If you would define the word "divinity" differently, could you please explain your understanding of the word? Thanks.