In Christian belief Jesus was/is not "a god", but an aspect of THE God. He was an incarnation of God in human form, and in that context your questions simply make no sense.
In Christian belief Jesus was/is not "a god", but an aspect of THE God. He was an incarnation of God in human form, and in that context your questions simply make no sense.
Was he an aspect or was he G-d? If he was G-d in human form he wouldnt need to pray.
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It says in the bible that that God himself descended from the heavens to take the punnishment for the 'ultimate' sin.
Jus wondering if you could post references to that please.
The path is long but I hope we meet,
After the grave and the Day, in paradise in bliss upon a reclined seat.
A traveler traveling - travelled from shirk to tawheed,
If I'm remembered for anything - let it be the Mercy I seek.
Oh for crying out loud! I thought someone was going to offer "proof" again. There is no 'proof' that Jesus was not God.
Just as there is no 'proof' that he was.
Just as there is no proof that Muhammad is a prophet. And none that he is not.
Just as no proof that the Hindu faith is correct. And none that it is not.
There is no proof that God exists.
There is no proof that he does not.
It is all faith and opinion. That is all that there really is.
What is concrete proof to a muslim, is illogical and makes no sense to a devout christian or buddist.
And concrete proof to a christian, is illogical to a muslim or hindu, etc.
And proof from any faith is fairytale storyland superstitious folklore to an athiest.
You can offer "proof" until you are blue in the face, but it is not proof, it is your faith that makes you view it as proof.
But I think that is what God wants, "have faith".
Why is everyone so concerned with proving the other religion wrong? I think it is because many are unsure of their own faith, and if they can just prove the other guy wrong, then they will reassure themself that they are on the right path.
Try working on your own faith before concerning yourselves with other people.
I love Bill Gates and his "copy" and "paste" feature. I will use it now:
This is a reference to the Holy Trinity:
God the Father,
God the son and
God the holy Spirit
Jesus prayed to his facther, God the Father
One God - three in one.
But that would mean he was praying to himself, yes if he's God then he's praying to himself. Or if he's praying to the Father, then that would signify that there was more than one God! Jeez this is confusing!
Ėk Gusā Alhu Mėrā
The One Lord, the Lord of the World, is my God Allah.
Dhan Guru Arjan Dev Mahraaj Ji!
Kal Meh Bėḏ Atharbaṇ Hū Nā Kẖuḏā Alhu Bẖa.
In the Dark Age of Kali Yuga, the Atharva Veda became prominent; Allah became the Name of God.
Oh for crying out loud! I thought someone was going to offer "proof" again. There is no 'proof' that Jesus was not God.
Just as there is no 'proof' that he was.
Just as there is no proof that Muhammad is a prophet. And none that he is not.
Just as no proof that the Hindu faith is correct. And none that it is not.
There is no proof that God exists.
There is no proof that he does not.
It is all faith and opinion. That is all that there really is.
What is concrete proof to a muslim, is illogical and makes no sense to a devout christian or buddist.
And concrete proof to a christian, is illogical to a muslim or hindu, etc.
And proof from any faith is fairytale storyland superstitious folklore to an athiest.
You can offer "proof" until you are blue in the face, but it is not proof, it is your faith that makes you view it as proof.
But I think that is what God wants, "have faith".
Why is everyone so concerned with proving the other religion wrong? I think it is because many are unsure of their own faith, and if they can just prove the other guy wrong, then they will reassure themself that they are on the right path. Try working on your own faith before concerning yourselves with other people.
I have made bold the point that should have been stressed.
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