Soapy
Son of his Father: The Heir and Prince
Insults wrapped in warm words are insults nonetheless.Hi @Soapy
Regarding your response in post #1450
1) There are no extra points awarded for uncivility in a debate
I don’t think your responses to individuals on the form will be awarded extra points for mean-heartedness or uncivility.
You could simply point out that someone is confused or did not seem to understand your point.
2) I believe you are correct that the spirit of man is connected to the consciousness of the body
Having said that, I must admit that your claim that my comments were irrelevant to your point is correct. I misread your claim.
While my point that the spirit of God is not the same as our minds, (this was a claim made by another poster and NOT you) is correct, it was not relevant to your claim that the spirit in man is connected to their consciousness (i.e. their "mind").
I apologize to have misread and misunderstood your point.
Ironically, I actually agree with your claim that the spirit placed within each individual is inseparably connected with our consciousness (our “mind” as you described it) and our personality and our will.
For example, those individuals who are mean-hearted or uncivil in their minds and hearts and actions, simply reflect a spirit that is mean-hearted and uncivil.
If the early Christians were correct when they proclaimed that the goal of the creative work of God was to ultimately have a rational, living creature who was prepared to be a citizen of heaven and live in harmony and joy and civility with others, then individuals whose spirits continue to be mean and uncivil cannot be allowed into heaven with those who have learned Christian principles of kindness and patience and civility else the mean and uncivil spirits would ruin the joy and harmony which was to characterize heaven.
Clear
φυφυφυσιειω
‘I don’t accept praise from man!’, Jesus said.
I see that you set yourself up as judge and jury as to who does if does not get to go to heaven…. Listen, Jesus-Clear, … ‘judge not lest ye be judged likewise!’
Jesus called certain one of the Jews ‘Snakes’ and ‘Devils’… He aggressively overthrew the tables of the moneylenders and whipped them out if the temple in Jerusalem…. Yes, righteous anger is justified anger!
But back to the debate….
There are only two parts to man: The body and the spirit. There isn’t a separate ‘mind’ or ‘consciousness’.
Trinitarians will try to crowbar a third element just so they can say that man is three just as God is three but if the elements are examined they do not correspond to anything like what Trinitarians desperately try to claim.
How, for instance, does the Father is represented by the mind, but the Son is represented by the body … but the two are equal? For certainly, the mind is vastly greater than the body… the body is completely restrained by the physics of the created world, no less!! The spirit, the mind, is completely unrestricted. But since, in man, the spirit is controlling and caring for the body it is in, the spirit limits its performance to that of the limitation of the body.
Man can destroy the body of a man… but cannot destroy the spirit a man. Two… only two.
Only God can destroy the Spirit because God is the creator (Father) of the invisible immortal spirit.
Oh, by the way, NO ONE GOES TO HEAVEN except the ELECT, those ALREADY CHISEN BY GOD FROM BEFORE the FOUNDATION OF THE WORLD.
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