You tell me. Goats are definitely lost and unsaved. But so are sheep before they are found. What do you make of it?Unsaved?
You tell me. Goats are definitely lost and unsaved. But so are sheep before they are found. What do you make of it?Unsaved?
I do have a goatee, but I say "baa", not "maa".I don't know do you have a goaty beard![]()
I think we need to separateI do have a goatee, but I say "baa", not "maa".
Maybe it should be called a sheeptee.
well what I was thinking was Adam died a spiritual death but yet the father clothed him.You tell me. Goats are definitely lost and unsaved. But so are sheep before they are found. What do you make of it?
the Jesus of the koran is neither the historical or Biblical Jesus.Makes no sense.
This is worse than some atheist logic because the Koran says that it's a conspiracy and most of the atheists don't even say that.
They accept the historical Jesus, but the Koran has done an amazing job in the conspiracy department to confuse the historical Jesus.
With man it is impossible, but all things are possible with God. And when God purposes a thing, it is often spoken of in past tense even prior to it coming to pass because of the certainty of it doing so.well what I was thinking was Adam died a spiritual death but yet the father clothed him.
And where still here 6000 years later
What I'm describing is the mindset of our father.
Like how did he manage to keep us in a place for 4000 years so we could be saved by his son![]()
The wording you used is not correct.The Koran does not say at all that Jesus did not die on the cross.It says that Jesus didn't really die or actually dead.I'm bringing up this topic because i see another topic from ThunderMental, but since that guy can't speak English, i'm continuing here.
The topic in question is : How does the Koran view Jesus?
A quick search reveals that Koran says that Jesus didn't die on the cross but was taken up in the sky directly. Or another version says that he escaped to India (LOL) and another person died in his place.
Now, i mean no offense to Muslims because i'm not here to condemn you to Hell or anything involving Salvation, but your book is the first major conspiracy flat-earth book and i can't follow it logically.
So, everything people saw and everything the historians talked about Jesus dying on the cross is ... an illusion? A hoax?
This is similar to flat-earthers or people who say "we never went to the moon".
So, again, this is not a judgment of where you're going but more like i can't follow your conspiracy-theory logic in the fact of human experience.
You're not being serious basically with this explanation of Jesus so i can't take you seriously.
The wording you used is not correct.The Koran does not say at all that Jesus did not die on the cross.It says that Jesus didn't really die or actually dead.
If a believer dies, can you say that this person is actually dead?
Except that we didn't go to the moon, but Jesus' resurrection is demonstrably true beyond all reasonable doubt.Yes, that re-arrangement of words that you used means: All what people saw and experienced was an illusion.
This is like saying "We didn't go to the Moon". All that we saw was an illusion.
Conspiracy 101.
Except that we didn't go to the moon, but Jesus' resurrection is demonstrably true beyond all reasonable doubt.
I think I'm discussing problems with illiterate people. The book says I'm alive, and people who study insist that I'm watching live TV.Yes, that re-arrangement of words that you used means: All what people saw and experienced was an illusion.
This is like saying "We didn't go to the Moon". All that we saw was an illusion.
Conspiracy 101.
I think I'm discussing problems with illiterate people. The book says I'm alive, and people who study insist that I'm watching live TV.
This is hearsay.You'd better read what's written in the book yourself.It could be a misunderstanding so we can clear it up with more discussion.
The Koran says that crucifixion didn't happen.
What about all the people who saw the crucifixion?
Conspiracy?
This is hearsay.You'd better read what's written in the book yourself.
God said that there is only one true God in the world, but he never said that there is only one book about the true God.
This is true and one of the least relevant things at all when looking into Islam. We want to go to the text they use to find out what is taught, and it's horrible, degenerate, and just about everything that God has told us not to be. This doesn't make "all Muslims" bad, in fact the vast majority have no clue how filthy Mohammed was, nor that allah is in fact satan of the Bible. It's a wicked system created by a wicked group of men. It doesn't matter how great any individual acts, that can never change the pure evil Islam is at it's core.I know a few moslems. From what I can see, they are peaceful, loving, and family oriented. I love them dearly. Only one feedback ( a thumbs up). Please give me some feedback. Is my post in the correct Christian forum?
understood brotherWith man it is impossible, but all things are possible with God. And when God purposes a thing, it is often spoken of in past tense even prior to it coming to pass because of the certainty of it doing so.
I don't believe a distinction is necessary. We are kept in both Jesus' hands and the hands of the Father. In John 14 we tabernacle with both the Father and the Son. It's a package deal. We are saved to commune with the Father through the Son by the Spirit.understood brother
So now this brings me to the father
In your opinion brother who said the words never will I leave you or never will I forsake you, was that the son or the father![]()
AHH amen brother amen. I love thisI don't believe a distinction is necessary. We are kept in both Jesus' hands and the hands of the Father. In John 14 we tabernacle with both the Father and the Son. It's a package deal. We are saved to commune with the Father through the Son by the Spirit.
Oh Christian ScienceYes, that re-arrangement of words that you used means: All what people saw and experienced was an illusion.
This is like saying "We didn't go to the Moon". All that we saw was an illusion.
Conspiracy 101.
And [for] their saying, "Indeed, we have killed the Messiah, Jesus the son of Mary, the messenger of Allāh." And they did not kill him, nor did they crucify him; but [another] was made to resemble him to them. And indeed, those who differ over it are in doubt about it. They have no knowledge of it except the following of assumption. And they did not kill him, for certain.This is hearsay.You'd better read what's written in the book yourself.
God said that there is only one true God in the world, but he never said that there is only one book about the true God.