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HeIsHere reacted
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No, it's not because I "trust" commentators. It's because I'm quite familiar with the passage and know the objections. After all, I... -
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I guess I don't see the problem. But first, let's discuss the elephant in the room: You seem to be taking 1 Tim. 6:15-16 as a... -
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No, it's not because I "trust" commentators. It's because I'm quite familiar with the passage and know the objections. After all, I...
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Who said Jesus didn't pray to the Father? He did pray to the Father (a second person that understands the human language in that He is... -
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Yes, Jesus became man. Notice, I said "Jesus became man," NOT "the Father became man." The pre-existent Christ who existed together...
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I want to address the both of “Yutes,” Bob-Carabbio and RestlessWanderer. I think you're both due for a good dousing. To answer the...
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Um, yes you are a Unitarian. You absolutely are a Unitarian. I know you are in denial about it, because all Modalists are (in denial)... -
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The term for “made subject” (hupotageesetai) is used in contexts where the meaning can only be position and rank (not in essence or...
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You do realize that the preposition does not always mean in the "spherical" sense, right? It can mean "in" (in the spherical sense)...
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You do realize that the preposition does not always mean in the "spherical" sense, right? It can mean "in" (in the spherical sense)...
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Diakonos reacted to williamjordan's post in the thread How do you reconcile the first Commandment with the trinity?.
The nine passages that are traditionally cited are Jn. 1:1, 1:18, 20:28; Titus 2:13; 2 Pt. 1:1; Heb. 1:8; Acts 20:28, and 1 Jn. 5:20... -
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Words get their meaning from the way they function in a sentence. You don't just get to pick whatever definition you wish to and apply...
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Sometimes a simple illustration will go a long way. ;)
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There's numerous problems here. You made some very serious misteps. Problem 1: Depending on which version of Job (the Masoretic or the...
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Problem 3: Gen. 1:26 has historically been understood through the centuries to refer to a plurality of persons who were involved in the...
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You should really pop in sometime, he's a cool guy and I think you'd really appreciate what he has to say. He has a really solid way of...
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TOf course he fell before Gen. 3, but I don't see how that requires his (Satan's) existence being before Gen. 1:1, especially when all...
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TI haven't went off on the deep end. The point is: It is you who has gone off on the deep end, because not only have I used the ancient...
