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-This is comparable to good works equaling salvation. Thing is, if I didn't pay attention in class, I can stare at whatever notes I have and they won't make jack for sense. Similarly, I can work my tail off to balance off the bad stuff with good stuff, but that still doesn't make me worthy of being in the presence of Go, which is what salvation is.
-This is where Christians put their trust in God. We realize that we cannot make ourselves worthy to get to God. So we put our trust in that God, through Christ, leans down to us and gives us mercy and grace.
And we do this how?
Have you run out of arguments that you have to resort to name-calling.
Check out John 8:58. Jesus said a little something different.
God is three persons in one essence. There are three aspects of God, but they all exist within one God.
A)John 3:16. He loved us enough so that he would give us his son as a replacement.
B)"Greater love has no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends"-John 15:13. This passage really doesn't do Jesus justice. He didn't just die for his friends and those who would believe in him.(although only they will accept it) He died for all people even those who hate him, even for those who deny that he even existed. His blood covered every atheist and agnostic. Everyone. No exceptions.
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Umm...not quite. Hebrews 11:11:35-37 and Fox's Book of Martyrs paint a different picture. Stephen was stoned; Isaiah was sawed enough; John the Baptist was decapitated; all of the Disciples(except for John, who was boiled in oil, yet survived) were killed in various ways.
Because he was more than a prophet. Check out John 3:16.
He was killed because he was a threat to the Jewish leaders. Why? Because he claimed to be the Son of God/ equal to God.
Originally posted by Flores
I meant, their answers so far are unreasonable and unacceptable. I hope they improve, but no promises.
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Let me tell you where you are dead wrong. When you have an assignment, you could do one of two things:
1- study your ass off and trust in god, even if you think that you'll fail. Do christians trust in god?
-This is comparable to good works equaling salvation. Thing is, if I didn't pay attention in class, I can stare at whatever notes I have and they won't make jack for sense. Similarly, I can work my tail off to balance off the bad stuff with good stuff, but that still doesn't make me worthy of being in the presence of Go, which is what salvation is.
-This is where Christians put their trust in God. We realize that we cannot make ourselves worthy to get to God. So we put our trust in that God, through Christ, leans down to us and gives us mercy and grace.
2- Don't trust in god and assume that he'll fail you if you didn't achieve some unachievable thing and go behind god's back and open his lockers and steal the answer sheet.
Christians who made up the Christ savior analogy don't trust in god...They don't. They wish to control god and predict what god will do in advance. They're denying god from showing them mercy and justice.....
And we do this how?
Made up bull shit.
Have you run out of arguments that you have to resort to name-calling.
Jesus is below god, I wish he can tell you that himself...
Check out John 8:58. Jesus said a little something different.
the first commandment as told by Jesus speaks of loving the one god, with all thy heart and powers....the first commandment didn't mention three...Only later did the bible experts decide to make three gods to reconcile translation errors and contradictions in the text.
God is three persons in one essence. There are three aspects of God, but they all exist within one God.
Why would a father sentence a child to torture and death at the hands of those that mocked and scorned him???
A)John 3:16. He loved us enough so that he would give us his son as a replacement.
B)"Greater love has no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends"-John 15:13. This passage really doesn't do Jesus justice. He didn't just die for his friends and those who would believe in him.(although only they will accept it) He died for all people even those who hate him, even for those who deny that he even existed. His blood covered every atheist and agnostic. Everyone. No exceptions.
Why would an all powerfull god do such a nonesense thing. Here's god's tendency throughout the bible and Quran.
God forgave adam and gave him a way of life on earth despite of his sin.
God saved Noah from those that opressed him and didn't believe in him.
God saved Abraham from the opressors that threw him in a fire, yet the fire was commanded to cool.
God saved Jonah from the stomach of the whale.
God saved David from Goliath.
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And many many more...God saved every single one of his prophets.
Umm...not quite. Hebrews 11:11:35-37 and Fox's Book of Martyrs paint a different picture. Stephen was stoned; Isaiah was sawed enough; John the Baptist was decapitated; all of the Disciples(except for John, who was boiled in oil, yet survived) were killed in various ways.
Why would that same god act in such an obtuse way and let a bunch of morons kill his sent prophet.
Because he was more than a prophet. Check out John 3:16.
And not just that, you say that god would let his prophet get killed by worthless people without any worthy wittnesses????? It's not god that killed Jesus, assuming Jesus died on the cross, it's the filthy angry romans and jews who were threatened by Jesus, just like every other people were threatened by their prophet. If people appreciated Jesus and believed in him as a prophet, he wouldn't have been sentenced to die public execution style.
He was killed because he was a threat to the Jewish leaders. Why? Because he claimed to be the Son of God/ equal to God.