Around here, sarcasm just doesn’t work. Unfortunately, earnest explanation also sometimes falls on deaf ears. But do not give up because there are readers here with a more discerning mind that may benefit from a reasonable explanation. For example in this thread, there 1057 viewers for the 97 posts that’s been entered.
There is nothing that is impossible with God. And may I ask, why can’t God?
With some luck you may get one. But I’m an unlucky guy, so I don’t put much hope.
So in other words you don’t know how Jesus is really Son of God.
I imitate his teachings on Trinity, so that’s what I’m asking about, to see which teaching is superior and less confusing, his or the RCC.
Firstly, if you can find away to see beyond your limitations of Islam, you might be able to understand what this means.
If you say that the mother and father exist eternally as God but later have a child at some point, and that child is the Son God’s Word, then God’s Word cannot exist eternally with the parents as God, it comes later. So that doesn’t clarify much.
God’s superior teaching is the RCC, its the truth, plain and simple.
Im not saying its exactly like our families, the point im trying to get across is what God has created between himself, Jesus and the Holy Spirit is like a family unit, there is 3 person within the one family unit, its probably the best way to explain it to people that dont understand…
Imitate his teachings? I suppose I can point you to John 10:30, where Jesus says “I and the Father are one”.
I say Jesus is called God’s Son because at his baptism, Jesus received God’s spirit, God said Jesus was His son, and he was **led **into wilderness to be tempted. As we can all be children of God, which agrees perfectly with this:
But then we can all be one together so does that make us all Gods? Or does it just make Jesus and all us humans children of God who seek the one will of God?
Ok then, explain the miracles, healings, teachings etc etc etc that Jesus passed onto mankind then.
No, we can’t be gods because our nature is not divine. Our nature is human.
All the prophets did miracles by the power of God, look at all Moses did. Or Elijah. That didn’t mean they were Gods.
Sure, God put Jesus in the position of High Priest who makes atonement for our sins so we can be forgiven, he brings our prayers to God for us. Just like Moses was a mere mortal who delivered Israel from the sin of Egypt. But they both did it by the power of God, not because they are Gods.
Well you say so, but you don’t know how he can be God’s Son who eternally existed as God but yet was begotten by God after God already existed. Then we are stuck in an endless loop of confusion.
Then you are saying God created Himself, which then voids the possibility of Trinity existing eternally. So that doesn’t really work either.
Im not saying that at all, your missing the point im making.
You said “the point im trying to get across is what God has created between himself, Jesus and the Holy Spirit is like a family unit, there is 3 person within the one family unit, its probably the best way to explain it to people that dont understand…”