Will i be a God?

[thistle]

Yes; does that not mean that we will be Gods in God. Its says King of kings in the bible; i assume that we will be the Kings or the Gods that God is talking about. Of course what i am thinking might be a complete fabrication of what is being stated, and that is why i made the post, so i could learn. When i say “we will be Gods”, i take it to mean that we will have the nature of God, but we will not be Gods by are selves, only in God. Thanks everybody for the imput.

NO we will never be gods. There is only one God. Even if we get to heaven and are in union with God forever we will never be God or a god. To suggest or think otherwise is blasphemy and a grave sin against the First Commandment.

 

[freesoulhope]

NO we will never be gods. There is only one God. Even if we get to heaven and are in union with God forever we will never be God or a god. To suggest or think otherwise is blasphemy and a grave sin against the First Commandment.

Thank you for your imput thistle.

 

[rwoehmke]

Yes; does that not mean that we will be Gods in God. Its says King of kings in the bible; i assume that we will be the Kings or the Gods that God is talking about. Of course what i am thinking might be a complete fabrication of what is being stated, and that is why i made the post, so i could learn. When i say “we will be Gods”, i take it to mean that we will have the nature of God, but we will not be Gods by are selves, only in God. Thanks everybody for the imput.

No we will not have the nature of God. We will still have our human nature, but that human nature is raised by sanctifying grace to the point where we can share in the life (love) of the Holy Trinity. In that sense we do become gods as is stated in paragraph 460 of the CCC. Check out the term Theosis on the internet. Rose Mary Scott has a good explanation.

http://home.nyc.it.com/mysticalrose/grace3.html