I was thinking "The Most Intersting Man in the World."
You mean that guy?
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I was thinking "The Most Intersting Man in the World."
If you believe in the trinity ( Father, Son, Holy Ghost ) consider this. It is easy to see that the Son is Jesus. And the Father should be the father of Jesus. But the Bible says in the first chapter of Matthew verse 18 that Mary was with child of the Holy Ghost. Verse 20 repeats that her child was conceived by the Holy Ghost. So isn't the Holy Ghost really the father of Jesus and the Father is not really the father? How can this be explained?
I being a muslim truly believe that Jesus Christ was a messenger sent by Almighty Allah, who was born to Mary without a father(a miracle). Also, He is not dead, He will return but not as a Prophet, since Prophethood ended on Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Would anyone please tell me about what is this trinity( Father, Son, Holy Ghost ). Who(namely) do you call the Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost? What is the difference between the three?
I do. Of course it's make believe, but yes, he's three in one.
In the Holy Trinity, the Father is the source of the Godhead. The Son is begotten of the Father and the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father. Exactly what the difference is, is not known, but the point is that the Son and the Holy Spirit have their origin in the Father, although he does not precede them in time and there was never a time when all three did not exist.If you believe in the trinity ( Father, Son, Holy Ghost ) consider this. It is easy to see that the Son is Jesus. And the Father should be the father of Jesus. But the Bible says in the first chapter of Matthew verse 18 that Mary was with child of the Holy Ghost. Verse 20 repeats that her child was conceived by the Holy Ghost. So isn't the Holy Ghost really the father of Jesus and the Father is not really the father? How can this be explained?
It's just a story so it doesn't really make any difference. It assumes Jesus really existed which is beside the point.Why is the topic titled Who is the father of Jesus, as opposed to Who was the father of Jesus? Is that assuming the father of Jesus is still alive?
This common diagram doesn't make sense.
Is this God same as the one and the only Allah Almighty?
This common diagram doesn't make sense.
If I tell you I have three variables, A, B, C, and D, and that:
A = D
B = D
C = D
But,
A does not equal B
A does not equal C
B does not equal C
Then you'll just look at me funny, because it's basic logic that if A = D, and B = D, then A = B. (A = B = C = D)
So the diagram doesn't convey useful information.
Not in this context.God is infinite
Jesus is infinite
the Holy Spirit is infinate.
add three infintes and it is still infinite.
Not in this context.
If Jesus, HS, and Yahweh are three distinct entities (hence the entire point of drawing a little triangle and explaining that HS != Jesus != Yahweh), then basically by definition they must be limited in some way. If they did not have a distinction, where one ends and another begins, then there would not be a need to say there is more than one being.
Infinite sets can be limited in certain ways.
For instance, if:
A = an infinite number of apples
B = an infinite number of oranges
C = an infinite number of pineapples
Then even though they are all infinite, A does not equal B, A does not equal C, and B does not equal C. (And they do not all equal some fourth party.)
And yet they are seperate fruit.Indeed they do... an infinite number of fruit.
If you believe in the trinity ( Father, Son, Holy Ghost ) consider this. It is easy to see that the Son is Jesus. And the Father should be the father of Jesus. But the Bible says in the first chapter of Matthew verse 18 that Mary was with child of the Holy Ghost. Verse 20 repeats that her child was conceived by the Holy Ghost. So isn't the Holy Ghost really the father of Jesus and the Father is not really the father? How can this be explained?
This common diagram doesn't make sense.
If I tell you I have three variables, A, B, C, and D, and that:
A = D
B = D
C = D
But,
A does not equal B
A does not equal C
B does not equal C
Then you'll just look at me funny, because it's basic logic that if A = D, and B = D, then A = B. (A = B = C = D)
So the diagram doesn't convey useful information.
Swedenborg - Swedenborg is the last true prophet of Jesus, he who told truth about what Christianity is really about.