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“ I and the Father are one.” John 10:30
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1
“ …Whoever has seen me has seen the Father. …” John 14:9
1- One in purpose
2- An error of a capitol G God in the last line has caused much confusion. Neither the teachings of Jesus nor the facts back a trinity existing.
3- Jesus was the image( Collossians 1:15)of God. He lives to do his Fathers will(John 5:30) As do his followers-Matthew 7:21
1- One in purpose
2- An error of a capitol G God in the last line has caused much confusion. Neither the teachings of Jesus nor the facts back a trinity existing.
3- Jesus was the image( Collossians 1:15)of God. He lives to do his Fathers will(John 5:30) As do his followers-Matthew 7:21
1."Believe me when I say that I am in the Father and the Father is in me;"(Jn 14:11)
That's significantly more than just 'purpose' - but I see you don't believe Him.
Plus, the scripture doesn't say 'in purpose'. See how easily you just put that in!!
2.Jesus is not 'a god'; There IS only ONE God! NWT adds an 'a' that doesn't exist in any original scripture creating two gods - the confusion & insertion, again, is yours, own it.
3. No, Jesus IS the image of the invisible God, not 'was'.
I'm curious. Do you believe that angels exist? I don't mean human messengers, but supernatural or extranatural beings of the spiritual realm.
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Originally Posted by Jerwade
You mean, religious traditions regarding dualism - that of good and evil?
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Originally Posted by Michael Way
I was quite clear. I asked Richard if he believes angels exist. The angels that are mentioned in the Hebrew Scriptures.
However, is that not also predicated on your traditional beliefs of dualism in cosmology or that two fundamental concepts exist (i.e., good and evil), which often oppose each other, much like that of superheroes and villains?
However, is that not also predicated on your traditional beliefs of dualism in cosmology or that two fundamental concepts exist (i.e., good and evil), which often oppose each other, much like that of superheroes and villains?
If you don't believe that both good and evil exist, start listening to the news.
If you don't believe that both good and evil exist, start listening to the news.
You mean, the propensity of man (humanity) to do wicked or evil things?
On the contrary, I have actually dealt with wicked men in close combat.
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