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So if I get this right at the beginning God was one person/thing/entity or whatever then created a son and a holy spirit then brought them back and made both of them/it rulers of heaven as well as him? So do they all act, think and behave the same? If so then they would be more of an aspect of God and not separate in themselves as with your board analogy, they all have different views and values.
Note: I edited out the bible quotes for simplicity.
This is irrelevant. Still, the reason for people calling Jesus the son of god has nothing to do with rather Jesus was divine. I’m sure that someone can come up with all kinds of quotes about Buddha being divine, but that has to do with belief, not fact.
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I think he's called the son of god because that's what men decided to call him. As far as my education has shown, he was the son of a carpenter, who had some groovy ideas about how we should all just get along. As for my DNA, I don't claim to be the immaculately concieved, carbon copy of only one parent.
Make your analogies more logical and no one will have a problem with them. And while I'm sure that your religiously repressed homosexual fantasies are starting to get the best of you, I'll have to decline our one-on-one time.
Oh, and you explaining reality to me makes about as much sense as your board room analogy.
Lack basic spiritual understanding? I would have assumed you'd accuse me of having exactly that: a basic understanding. Unlike yourself, who has managed the wring the truth out of life, I've only had 12 years of religiouos education, which I recieved from both catholics and non-catholics.
As for your jab at the catholic church, what am I supposed to do? Defend one delusional concept over another?
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You failed to notice the fact that Jesus admitted and affirmed that He is the Son of God when asked point blank if He was (so what does this have to do with people?).
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Jesus Himself admitted that He is the Son of God when He was asked point blank if He was the Son of the Blessed (i.e. the Son of God), so what does this have to do with people? Your supposition that Jesus was the Son of God because that is what people decided to call Him is embarrasingly erroneous.
Don't blame me because my analogy was the second trip around the ferris wheel for you and you still couldn't comprehend it (that is your shortcoming).
Again, don't blame me because you cannot undestand reality.
Yes, you Devil King lack basic, fundamental understanding of the Bible that is why you get so upset.
Upset? What is it with you and all your accounts accusing everyone else of getting upset?
Jesus "admitted"? What is there to admit? Being god made flesh is nothing to "admit" to.
As for trips around the ferris wheel, the number of times we go around is up to you and your descision to explain the trinity to us over and over again, when that isn't the issue. And it can't be only me that "isn't bright enough to get it". Everyone on here has called your analogies silly.
basic, fundamental and bible are all interesting examples of word usage, given the topic.
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He's explaining, poorly, how the three are one but distinct. Yeah, we all get that. But why would Jesus shrug off the responsability of forgiving the people who crucified him, unless it wasn't his place to do so?
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jesus is exactley what the romans thought he was, a lunatic, and he got put right where he belongs, well okie maybe thats a little cruel a fate but at least he got put out of his madness/lies. Greatest conman ever, give him a trophy.
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That is why it is called an analogy. Do you understand what an analogy is? Do you understand the purpose of an analogy? The triune God is like a fraternity (notice I said like not is to denote the fact that I am just using the concept of a fraternity to simply illustrate spiritual Truth or reality. I don't literally mean that the triune God is a fraternity). You get fixated on the analogy and totally forget that I only used it side by side with what I am explaining to illustrate what I am explaining.
*Whew* Having said all of that the triune God is like a fraternity in this respect only: there are members and they are equal, but for sake of order there is one who directs the other members (although they are equal) .
I surmise that you have never read all four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) from beginning to end (I can tell by your ignorance on Who Jesus is).