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Wow, tell me something else that I've never heard before. I'm aware of the scholarly history of it.
I was simply explaining the origin of the "father" figure.
El was the father of all deities, he was Yahwehs father.
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Wow, tell me something else that I've never heard before. I'm aware of the scholarly history of it.
This is also wrong. Jesus doesnt identify his heavenly father as god. He makes reference to god as being his heavenly father.The revelation of prayer in the Old Testament spans the long centuries between the fall of our first parents and the redemption of the human race by the Son of God, who told His heavenly Father, I have come to do your will, O God (Heb 10:7).:slap:
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Jesus identifies "His heavenly Father" as God
This is more of the same old nonsense. It is metaphorical and isnt meant to be taken literally.
This is also wrong. Jesus doesnt identify his heavenly father as god. He makes reference to god as being his heavenly father.
The reason why is because according to the bible Jesus was born unto the virgin marry so Jesus didnt have an earthly father and referred to god as being his heavenly father. Someone only he could apparently relate to and understand. By saying a bastardized prayer.
Okay, I take you think Jesus could walk on water and turn water to wine too.So do you interpret all of the bible as you see fit, cherry picking what ever you want it to mean?
Do any research on this, or just wing it as you go?
Why do you assume heavenly father means aspirations?Okay, I take you think Jesus could walk on water and turn water to wine too.
I would like for you to address these question since you know so much about God and the Bible.
Why did Jesus never mention a Heavenly Mother? Heavenly Father =/= God
Surely his father in heaven isnt asexual and if he is or was why would there be a need to call him father?
Okay, I take you think Jesus could walk on water and turn water to wine too.
Why did Jesus never mention a Heavenly Mother?
Heavenly Father
Surely his father in heaven isnt asexual
and if he is or was why would there be a need to call him father?
Of course it is because whenever a Biblical statement goes against the practicality of one's belief by default it's metaphorical.This is more of the same old nonsense. It is metaphorical and isnt meant to be taken literally.
This is like saying 1+1 = 2 but 2 ≠ 1+1. I know this breaks down when one believes in the Trinitarian doctrine that God exists as three persons, but is one being, having a single divine nature, but that's your word-puzzle to make sense of---or ignore for convenience sake. For me, I'm sticking with 1+1 = 2 AND 2 = 1+1This is also wrong. Jesus doesnt identify his heavenly father as god. He makes reference to god as being his heavenly father.
The inverse doesnt always work like that when you apply logic.Of course it is because whenever a Biblical statement goes against the practicality of one's belief by default it's metaphorical.
This is like saying 1+1 = 2 but 2 ≠ 1+1. I know this breaks down when one believes in the Trinitarian doctrine that God exists as three persons, but is one being, having a single divine nature, but that's your word-puzzle to make sense of---or ignore for convenience sake. For me, I'm sticking with 1+1 = 2 AND 2 = 1+1
The inverse doesnt always work like that when you apply logic.
All apples are fruit, but not all fruits are apples. See how simple that is to understand
Only when people make bad use of it and continuously insist on comparing apples to oranges.Yes, logic, reason, common sense, education and knowledge all bad right?
Only when people make bad use of it and continuously insist on comparing apples to oranges.
My only rebuttal is that the bible never claimed god to be perfect based on creation and evolution.
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/3583717-post120.html
Nor was I the one to conflate the debate by saying Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect, which I disagree with and have already stated several reasons for doing so.
http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/3583766-post121.html
I see no reason to continue on with this debate, until you or others explain why "The Heavenly Father" is god and why you think or can explain why god is perfect in regards to creation and evolution.
I agree with evolution as a naturally occurring phenomenon as long as it isnt forced or induced by artificial selection.What is your stance on evolution?
That is the only real question, one can debate endlessly on supernatural aspects of deities, as well as interpretation of said deities.
Of course not because the Christian trinity lacks logic structure. It's a concept that essentially comes out as nonsense: 1 + 1 + 1 = 1. It's one of those religious concoctions that sounds really neat, but defies close questioning and is expected to be taken on faith.The inverse doesnt always work like that when you apply logic.
That's a terrible analogy. Of course you can't take a categorical and make it a member of a particular. But rather than waste my time trying to explain, HERE is an explanation---a rather lengthy one---of the Christian trinity problem.All apples are fruit, but not all fruits are apples. See how simple that is to understand?
I agree with evolution as a naturally occurring phenomenon as long as it isnt forced or induced by artificial selection.
Same thing with corn, which was intensively bred away from its original form as a wild grass called teosinte.So, you're not a big fan of carrots?
We will just have to agree to disagree then. Everything you have posted so far has been complete rubbish. It isnt a jab at you, just that garbage you insist on continuously posting.Of course not because the Christian trinity lacks logic structure. It's a concept that essentially comes out as nonsense: 1 + 1 + 1 = 1. It's one of those religious concoctions that sounds really neat, but defies close questioning and is expected to be taken on faith.
That's a terrible analogy. Of course you can't take a categorical and make it a member of a particular. But rather than waste my time trying to explain, HERE is an explanation---a rather lengthy one---of the Christian trinity problem.
And, so as to not take the thread off topic anymore than we have, this will be my last comment on the issue.
Not really. I am a bigger fan of all the trolls the internet has created.So, you're not a big fan of carrots?
I agree with evolution as a naturally occurring phenomenon as long as it isn’t forced or induced by artificial selection.
Not really. I am a bigger fan of all the trolls the internet has created.
Same thing with corn, which was intensively bred away from its original form as a wild grass called teosinte.