A few questions about Jesus Christ

Originally posted by Regret
The first portion I think you answered. Basically I was asking for was a rundown of a Christian's (and Catholic fits into that category given that it is the mother of the majority of Christianity today) beliefs on the trinity, and the reasons for what they believe on the subject.

Second I am not sure if you did. If God is a non-corporeal entity (which I have come to think that the majority of Christians believe) then, when he is not being the physical body, does Christ, that member of the trinity, exist as an entity, or does God just use various names dependant on the state he is currently existing as?

It is difficult to phrase questions when I do not understand the subject in the manner that the people I am asking believe it to be.

The last part, I think it has been too long, and too many debates over other things. I cannot remember what I was asking there.

The second question, I'm trying my best to answer what I think your queation is we beileve that Jesus was both God and man, at the same time. Which is extremely confusing to me as a Catholic, and I know we get a lot of ridicule and argument about that. I'm of course not 100% on that, so if you really really wanted to know you could always go ask a preist, or they probably have it explained somewhere on a Catholic website that knows a lot mare than I do.

Originally posted by Nazgulinthedark
The second question, I'm trying my best to answer what I think your queation is we beileve that Jesus was both God and man, at the same time. Which is extremely confusing to me as a Catholic, and I know we get a lot of ridicule and argument about that. I'm of course not 100% on that, so if you really really wanted to know you could always go ask a preist, or they probably have it explained somewhere on a Catholic website that knows a lot mare than I do.

Thanks for trying. I may approach one of my friends about the subject. I am close friends with the local Catholic priest, we try to stay away from discussing points that we conflict on, and instead we focus on the points that we agree on.

Originally posted by Regret
Thanks for trying. I may approach one of my friends about the subject. I am close friends with the local Catholic priest, we try to stay away from discussing points that we conflict on, and instead we focus on the points that we agree on.

Originally posted by Alliance
I find I lean the most about people when I'm in combat 🥷

😱 But do I really want to learn about him? 😆

Originally posted by debbiejo
I am also the Son/Daughter of man.........

* nope, you aren't... you are a child of man... not "the" child of man... 😉

Originally posted by debbiejo
and the word "Christian" used in those times only meant "Doers of good"

* nope...

"And daily in the temple, and in every house, they ceased not to teach and preach Jesus Christ ."
Acts 5:42

* the apostles were preaching Christ...

"And when he had found him, he brought him unto Antioch. And it came to pass, that a whole year they assembled themselves with the church, and taught much people. And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch."
Acts 11:26

* that's why the disciples of Christ are called Christians... 😉

I know someone who is the child of man and woman.

I'm not because I have siblings. 🙁