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Christians have taken a man as their god. Can you have more proof of the falsity after the supposed god, came out of a woman, ate, defecated, prayed, fasted, supplicated to God, and then was supposedly killed. What kind of a god is that? Is that all powerful or all knowing? No. Eternal? No. Self sufficient? No.no. that can't happen. For one Muslims will kill over it and christians, most that is, will not join in worship to false gods. Israel did that and see what happened to them.
Christians have taken a man as their god. Can you have more proof of the falsity after the supposed god, came out of a woman, ate, defecated, prayed, fasted, supplicated to God, and then was supposedly killed. What kind of a god is that? Is that all powerful or all knowing? No. Eternal? No. Self sufficient? No.
God is not born, God does not grow, God does not need food, God does not pray, fast, or supplicate to Himself and God does not die.
More accurately, Christians recognize the power of God to become man at the same time as retaining divinity. Christians worship the only, the One God, but we recognize His powers to create, to send forth His Word, His Spirit.Christians have taken a man as their god.
I am envisioning how people can (at least at times) come together with all our differences simply to worship. That part shouldn't be so difficult. We humans let so many things push us apart--comes with each one of us being unique. All the same, we should be able to find a way to every so often come together, before once again we go our separate ways.They cannot. It's been tried (bahaism) and failed miserably. They end up twisting every scripture and every religion into something unrecognizable and they still can't even begin to pretend they are "the same".
Not in the theological concept of worship. We can, as a nation, come together and have a day of prayer. We already do that. However, will atheists join in with us? They can pray or meditate to their god's of gold and wood. But, all would be praying on the same day. Can we come together and work on things like homelessness and poverty? Sure! Many towns and cities have ministerial association with different beliefs. However, there are always some who won't sit down with the JW's, Catholics or LDS. But, if they knew there were subjects that we could all get behind, that would be good.This is an interesting thought. The more there are of us, the further apart we become, possibly not only in religion, but in politics, and education, as well.
I was only a kid when Lennon came up with Imagine. First time I realized that adults could be even greater idiots than kids. His thoughts were based on nothing.
I am asking can all our thoughts come together so that we might worship together despite our very different perspectives?
Then I will be dealt with. But it won't be easy.Those that believe in Christ will be dealt with...
As will I.Then I will be dealt with. But it won't be easy.
Despite differences, could all faiths unite? What are the great differences, and how might they be overcome so we might worship together?
1+1+1 is how much?More accurately, Christians recognize the power of God to become man at the same time as retaining divinity. Christians worship the only, the One God, but we recognize His powers to create, to send forth His Word, His Spirit.
Christians, Jews, and Muslims all agree on One God. Our disagreement is over how and the way He works.
Yes. When we can trust that God meets each one of us where we are and draws us from that point, perhaps we will become comfortable in accepting each other at the point they are with the belief the Holy Spirit is working in everyone. Coming together does not mean we reject our own beliefs, or expect others to reject theirs.A teacher once taught me that a man can spend his whole life reading, studying, and discussing God's perfect Word, and that at the end of his days he would not understand perfectly the tenth part of God's perfect Word.
Perhaps a little humility would help bring us together.
Because Jesus prayed we might all be one, not that we all be divided.Why would you even want this?
Our God sent us His Word. His divinity took on the form of a man who was human in all ways but sin. Blow air into a bubble and watch as it floats up into the air, a little container of air that bursts and rejoins the air it always was. Our belief is that human form cannot contain full divinity, divinity was nonetheless with him throughout his life. Oneness with God, even when his human form was born, when he grew, when he, the Word, continued to offer words to the Father, when he died. His divinity was/is ever present.Did your god die? Was he born out of a woman? Did he grow? Did he or did he not supplicate to God? Did he or did he not do acts of worship?
You forgot to tell me, how much is 1+1+1?Our God sent us His Word. His divinity took on the form of a man who was human in all ways but sin. Blow air into a bubble and watch as it floats up into the air, a little container of air that bursts and rejoins the air it always was. Our belief is that human form cannot contain full divinity, divinity was nonetheless with him throughout his life. Oneness with God, even when his human form was born, when he grew, when he, the Word, continued to offer words to the Father, when he died. His divinity was/is ever present.
Why don't we talk about how God is One without trying to divide the One?Shall we talk about who comes first, father or son?
Despite differences, could all faiths unite? What are the great differences, and how might they be overcome so we might worship together?
You forgot to tell me, how much is 1+1+1?
That tries to be poetic but still, taking a man as a god is called idolatry. It's not new in history, nor is the idea of three gods, which by the way was forced on the Christianity's leaders in Nicea, remember, some 400 years after Jesus (peace be upon him). And the chapter about the word of god being god being Jesus makes no sense the way you translate it. Shall we talk about who comes first, father or son?
You've divided your god already. The actual one God is not made out of separate pieces, like a car or a computer, not is He a man, nor is He an angel, nor does He reproduce. He doesn't need offspring. We have offspring because we die. God never dies, therefore has no need for offspring to remain behind after Him. He doesn't worship anyone and He has no needs whatsoever.Why don't we talk about how God is One without trying to divide the One?
