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Join the contestNo son does not mean that. To be a son is a relational thing. How can you call someone who is adopted your son? It’s not that you have birth to him or that he is of your flesh, it is his relationship to you. In the same way, how can we be called sons of God? God does not birth us, rather it is our relationship to himBut to be a “son” one must be born…
No what you are describing is called modalism and is not what is going on in the Bible. Further you seem to misunderstand what it means to be made in God’s image. That does not mean you somehow have God’s nature, it means you are his representative here as being an image ment in the ancient world.Correct, I do not understand the trinity, because as the Bible clearly states, I am made in the image of God and I am not triune. I am one person. I am a father, I’m a husband, I’m a friend, I’m a truck driver etc. but that doesn’t make me multiples. It means I am one person that is doing different jobs. God does the EXACT same thing. He is the Father. He fathered a son miraculously then he put that flesh on and walked among us. He was hungry, tired, happy, sad, and even tempted. Just like you and I for us to see that we can do it too. I don’t understand the trinity, but I am not confused as to who God is.
I'm interested in a report on this. I like the idea of a gas-gun-only match, but the description sounds like it's another macho-man thing that CC likes to do....
No Jesus was not present at creation, the eternal Son was. Jesus is the union of the Nature of the Eternal Son with human nature. Jesus’ death on the cross was physical death, not spiritual death, so no God did not dieBut how can eternal be born? Jesus had a beginning at his physical birth. So was Jesus divine flesh that could do no sin? Was Jesus present at creation? If so then how did he die? Can a God die?
I have the MSR 2 in my Steiner. Its very good. As for non tree reticles, I was really liking the P5FL in the Schmidts. But now that Schmidt has gone insane with their pricing again, im no longer interested.So true. I owned a Vortex AMG once, and I utterly despised its mil reticle but had convinced myself that I had liked it on paper. Yeesh.
But I love their somewhat similar EBR-2C/2D variants. Go figure.
Shit, forgot to mention the MSR2 in the S&B. Growing on me, on paper at least. That could be one of the few non-tree rets that provide enough holds (exactly one! 1 mil down, 1 mil wind) to cover 80% of my shooting.
Well your first sentence shows you do not understand the trinity. The doctrine of the trinity does not say there are three gods. There is one divine nature God, in three co-equal, co-eternal persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus Christ), and God the Holy Spirit. These three persons share one essence or nature, but are distinct in their roles and relationships.None of those show me how there can be three co-equal, co-eternal, co-existent gods that make up one deity? How can one God have all power but share it equally with two others? How can Jesus pre exist (as trinitarians believe) and still be born of a virgin? “I am God, and beside me there is no other.” Sounds pretty clear to me. He said that no man can see him and live, and He had to fulfill the law and the covenant so made a human body that he put on like a robe and walked this earth for 33 years and died to redeem us from our transgressions. We could get into the discussion on if Jesus could have sinned. I bet that would get entertaining.
Bowfinger is a cult classic comedy. Not very often Hollywood makes a movie displaying how ridiculous they are.