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HiNope: Trinity is not in the Bible.
You are right, Trinity is not in the Bible, it can’t be; Jesus and Mary never believed it. It is a later innovation and a misconception.
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HiNope: Trinity is not in the Bible.
HiHow do you determine that a revelation is divine?
I notice there are two characteristics to your posts:Hi
You are right, Trinity is not in the Bible, it can’t be; Jesus and Mary never believed it. It is a later innovation and a misconception.
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Hi dear brother Paar,Hi
How did Moses know that the Word he received from GodAllahYHWH was from Him? God talks and the man declares with certainty that God has talked with him.
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HiThese things were passed on by oral transmission
HiEm, you are reading into those words something which the words, taken in themselves, cannot support. The Mormons, reading those same words, see the Holy Spirit only as a “messenger” spirit not of the same substance as the Father. It cannot be demonstrated from Scripture alone that the Holy Spirit is a divine Person.
HiImo you are scraping the bottom of the barrel when you use the argument of what the “Mormons” believe to disprove the Truth of the trinity in John 14:26.
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Originally Posted by jmcrae
Where in that passage does it state that the Father, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus are each distinct Persons who are members of one God?
HiDoes God have to state the obvious?
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HiGod states the obvious through the Catholic Church. Those who don’t believe the Catholic Church end up believing like the Mormons, etc. It is only a short step from denying the authority of the Councils of the Church, to denying their actual findings, too.
HiEm, this is the whole point. A Trinitarian sees the “obvious” in Scripture because we “know” the Holy Spirit is a divine Person: co-equal, consubstantial, and co-eternal with the Father and the Son. But from Scripture ALONE, apart from the faith of the Church, as defined in the great fourth Century Councils, it is not obvious that the Holy Spirit is a divine Person. Those very terms derive from the conciliar definitions.
Originally Posted by emeraldisle
Does God have to state the obvious?
HiPoint taken.
Protestants tend to see Catholics as mindlessly accepting things “because your Church tells you they are true.” Catholics tend to see Protestants as refusing to see things simply “because the Catholic Church believes them to be true” rather than because they are not true.
HiI notice there are two characteristics to your posts:
you make profound statements without anything to back them up.
You never respond to requests asking you to do so.
HiHi dear brother Paar,
Same questions to you. (a) How did Muhammad know that he talked to the angel of Gabriel, and (b) How do YOU know that your ProphetMessenger in indeed a prophet? Specially from your ProphetMessenger. He is not even foretold both in Quran and Bible, so there can’t be any ProphetMessenger as per your version. It is just a misconception.
well, anyone can do that.Hi
How did Moses know that the Word he received from GodAllahYHWH was from Him? God talks and the man declares with certainty that God has talked with him.
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Thanks for trying, but that doesn’t help at all, actually. You offer nothing to support your assertion. To turn the tables, I can just claim that ’ when Jesus talked to St. Paul, he knew who was talking to him.’ Your same words, tweaked ever so slightly. You have yet to offer proof, you’ve only restated your claims over and over.when GodAllahYHWH talked to Muhammad , he knew who was talking to him.
Dear Paar,Hi
Muhammad was a MessengerProphet of GodAllahYHWH like unto Moses as mentioned in Quran. How did Moses know that GodAllahYHWH talked to him; similarly when GodAllahYHWH talked to Muhammad , he knew who was talking to him.
My MessengerProphet is Muhammad; the PromisedMessiah 1835-1908 is just a reformer, servant, sucessor and caliph of Muhammad.; just like Jesus who was a subordinate of Moses.
This is very much mentioned in Quran.
The trufulness of the PromisedMessiah 1835-1908 could be knows from the fact that nobod else has come, though all are waiting for him.
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Luke, a companion to Paul, most likely did consult Mary for many of the details of Jesus’ life, including His death and resurrection. Consequently, it seems to me that Paul also consulted the Blessed Virgin as well.Hi
Mary was alive though Jesus disappeared as per the CatholicsProtestants. Now Mary is held with great esteem by the my Catholic friends. Paul should have consulted her in every crucial matters. It is so simple to grasp.
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Interesting. Before the world had wide access to writing, oral transmission was much more systematic and reliable than it now is. And by no means was the transmission of the faith “anonymous.” Those who preached the Gospel took great care to bring with them letters of authentication or (as in Paul’s case) to receive affirmation from the eyewitnesses in Jerusalem that he was preaching the “same” gospel, notwithstanding the personal revelation he had received from Christ Himself and the tutelage he had received from Ananias in the church at Damascus.Hi
There was not trustworthy or authentic system of oral transmission; only anonymous heresays.
Right. Nobody contacted Jesus in India because He was NOT there. This is absolutely the most delirious fairy tale anybody has ever concocted about Jesus. No serious inquiry into the crucifixion could possibly yield a result that Jesus survived it. I do not speak as a Christian on this; you do not need to be a Christian to understand that the crucifixion was not a “survivable” event.Jesus was alive and in exile in India. Nobody bothered to even contact him there.
They were “happy” because the Resurrection brought them into a whole new relationship with God.Perhaps they were happy, in my opinion, that he has not remained on the scene and they were free to do whatever they liked.
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The Church does not “bind” God. That is a cunning mis-reading of how the “binding” function of the Church works. The Scriptures tell us that the power of “binding” and “loosing” will be placed in the Body of Christ, His Church.Hi
I think , it is no difficult to understand that GodAllahYHWH being the Creator can bind the church; not that the church or its resolutions can bind GodAllahYHWH.
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You reply-your replies never have any substance. Heres a classic paarsurrey reply:Hi
Kindly mention the post I did not reply.
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