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Tue 6 Jan, 2009 06:38 am
Jesus must have said, He who sent me. My Father, a genocidal maniac.
The gospel of John shows a whining Jesus stepping up like a boy instead of a God/Man, as martyr for His God half. Too bad he did not step up for his human side, as readily, at the time of the genocidal flood.
Debate.
Does this make Jesus as guilty as God in using genocide against man? Is Jesus a traitor to humanity? Is Satan just curling up with glee? Should any, Gulp, Follow Jesus?
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DL
@Greatest I am cv,
Personal opinion only, but based on what I call orthodox theology (all current Christian mainstream and fundamentalist sects)...I would say yes, emphatically yes! Reasoning is as follows, current Christianity (unlike the Gnostics) contend that God is a triune entity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, all one and all three...this means that they are all equally guilty and equally innocent...if the Trinity (something god was not aware of until Nicea) is real, then Jesus would be aware of everything the Father did so would be as guilty as the Father:patriot:
@mako cv,
mako;63383 wrote:Personal opinion only, but based on what I call orthodox theology (all current Christian mainstream and fundamentalist sects)...I would say yes, emphatically yes! Reasoning is as follows, current Christianity (unlike the Gnostics) contend that God is a triune entity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, all one and all three...this means that they are all equally guilty and equally innocent...if the Trinity (something god was not aware of until Nicea) is real, then Jesus would be aware of everything the Father did so would be as guilty as the Father:patriot:
Your usual vague response.
Big smile.
Regards
DL
@Greatest I am cv,
LOL...whattaya expect...I learned from the Ortho Christians...LOL:patriot:
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