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Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 3:30pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Besides, the Christian faith transcends logic - it is not constrained within the limits of logic. Ironically, many of your types who talk about 'logic' haven't the slightest clue what that word means, or what type of logic you even want to begin to apply in your drivel. Yep, Guru Maharaji is God - that definitely transcends logic! |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 3:39pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Deep Sight: You're daft. Stupid fool. Does that help? How long has it been that you've been berating Christians on this issue of the Deity of Christ? Disagreeing is one thing; but being adept at your gross stupidity is another thing entirely! You ask me why I'm so emotional . . and you have the nerve of a schmuck to type in all CAPITALS? We have done this deal about contradictions before; and I posted you a subscript from the same John 5 that you had quoted (yours being v. 19, mine being verse 23) - so what is this baloney of I absolutely did not address anything in yours? True, my aim was not to address anything (IF that is what you wanted to read). One thing I wanted to call your attention to was your damn hypocricy that you plaster everytime this subject comes up. You're a DEIST - enjoy your world, ever so evasive as can be; but don't use your own irreconcilable non-starters to write off Christians as engaging in 'HORRID' whatever and pretend you're being nice. That just has to be retired. That contradiction was simple; she stated that Jesus was following a script written by a script-writer - And yet insists that he himself is the Script Writer. Can you wrap your head around that Viaro? I didn't think so.Yes I could. Quite a few times when I read mavenbox on the Deity of Christ and the Trinity, she has tried to present her own views - just hers. I deliberately tried to stay out of such threads because I see things differently even though I should make clear that I am a confessed Trinitarian. I believe in the Deity of Christ, that His Deity is not something magically brought about by the NT writers but has long been prophesied in MANY nuances by the OT prophets. Even now, I don't have all the answers, but that does not mean therefore that I should go around trying to damn every Christian who holds a different view. What sense does that make where you just like to do so, Deep Sight? You don't need to be so defensive simply becasue the fact that you worship a fellow human being as God is exposed/ Tell me how that is better than worshipping Guru Maharaji?I was not trying to be defensive. Read my post again. I guess it was damn too acrid that you skipped hastily through and did not get the gist! I only posted the John 5:23 verse as a postcript to let you know why in worship Jesus from His very own mouth made clear that EQUAL honour be paid Him as men do to the Father. If Guru Maharaji wants to make the same claim, tough luck for him - I'm not one of his followers and will not be, unless he wants to show precisely a fulfillment of Christ's warning that many shall come as 'Christs' with all sorts of claims to take the place of the Son of God. If you want to worship Guru (any of such 'gurus'), good luck all the same. . . . probably you're still searching for your lost O.O.I. god and can't make sense of what others believe for your own displaced fantacies. P.S - THE ONENESS OF INFINITY IS NOT A SUBJECT THAT CAN BE DISCUSSED IN THE OFF-HAND MANNER THAT YOU ARE ABLE TO DISCUSS YOUR PAGAN TRINITARIAN MYTH.You don't need to be defensive or even shout in CAPITALS. The 'oneness of infinity' is daft, evasive and a non-starter that even YOU don't understand or make sense of for your own religion. Just relax. . the day will come when I will thorough waste that stupid drama of yours and send you back typing in small fonts. Be that as it may i have written the prose during the week and will post it soon.I look forward to it, and to whatever Mathematics you have been murdering with cosmetic apologetics. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 3:41pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Edit: Deep Sight: Please stop lying. I gave my view as to why your 'contradictions' do not amount to contradictions for me. You cheapen intelligence by making recourse to this attitude of forcing words into people's mouth. This is why you never last in a rational discussion before jumping to conclusion with 'you have just conceded defeat' whenever others are trying to point out certain things. _______________ Deep Sight:Good - go bow down to Guru and suck his ass all you want. . then come back and tell us the same GURU is your 'oneness of infinity' god. You just don't have a good grasp about your own certer of gravity and are just floating withersoever the wind takes you. I feel very sorry for your Deism. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by bee444: 4:15pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
@Viaro I do accept criticism as you and I know I'm imperfect in any way. But so much as to your support of @Mavenb0x, I wasn't criticising him but admonishing him to come plain and give us a definite answer to the topic instead of giving endless quotes from the Bible without actually answering the question. That to me was just religion! If you read my thread, I indulged everyone to be simple and honest. See this as an essay that you either answer yes or no to and back it up with your reasons. God Bless! |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 4:27pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
bee444: @bee444, I'm truly humbled by your gentle response. Thank you, and I take correction on some of the areas I might have overlooked. Some may have many verses in support of whatever views they hold on this subject - I am one of them. But I chose to use only one verse (John 5:23) for the meantime, as I understood you would have appreciated concise replies. Apologies again, and many blessings. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by bee444: 4:46pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
@okika_juju Your response was the best of the best. You certainly understood the question and what i'm looking for. . You not only gave a straight YES or NO answer, but also simplified it with your reasons and intellect. God Bless! |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 5:55pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
viaro: Well Viaro, you must really be in a bad mood. As i recall it - I pointed out a simple and obvious contradiction - And you responded describing me as "insane," "dense" and now "daft", "stupid", "a fool" and "a hypocrite." I do wonder since when it became a crime to point out contradictions. What's the purpose of debate then? You do point out what you believe to be contradictions in my theories. I do not recall responding with insults. Do have a good day. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 6:22pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Deep Sight: What an irony. I remember earlier being the same person (among many) who advised the likes of my Christian brethren like Davidylan to play it less on the insolence when discussing with non-Christians. Today. . ? But the one thing you often miss out in this sort of exchanges between us, Deep Sight, is not so much about my acrid attitude to your posts. Pointing out contradictions is one thing, but labelling the convictions of Christians as 'HORRID' and all sorts is quite another matter entirely. Of course, many people continue to flag up so-called 'contradictions' in many things that we as Christians believe - and they do not get me riled up one bit. However, you don't only replay these 'contradictions' but go on and on every time to deride Christians with all sorts of qualifiers as ridiculous and irrational. . to put it mildly. That not even considering the several times a few posters have drawn your attention to such unhealthy attitudes in discussing with other folks. You can point out what appears to you as 'contradictions' - and yes, we see many contradictions in your Deism as well. To me, it appears that there would be contradictions in ANY worldview anyone holds . . . whatever worldview, bar NONE. Yet people continue to hold on to whatever they believe. The one thing I find really crazy about folks pretending to be "open-minded" while lambasting other people's beliefs is that they don't seem to have the stomach to contain the very same things that they use to write off other people. There is just no way that Deism can come close to resembling Christianity - they are worlds apart. You can hold on to your deism without trying to hammer your drivel on Christians and write them off as holding 'horrid' or irrational worldviews just because your deism is too narrow to contain Christian doctrines, especially the Deity of Christ. Many 'Christians' have made up their minds to deny His Deity, and that's all okay - their world. Denying the Deity of Christ by emphasizing only His Humanity does not make them any bit more intellectual or educated on the subject. And one more thing: you can do well trying to not tell us what to believe where in fact you don't even believe what you argue - in which case your recourse to Guru Maharaji and/or Olumba Olumba as firstaid for your arguments is risible. Christians do not preach such people as the central figure of their Christianity; so why often drawing that unnecessary illation? I guess it would be great for me to compare your deism to something quite unfamiliar and unpalatable that you really have not heard of, and then come back pretending that all is well, no? In all, do play it safe and retire this mendacious stupidity to deriding Christians over matters you cannot contain within your Deism. And while you're on it, cheers. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Mavenb0x(m): 6:53pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
@bee444: Maven, he? Did u c d (f) beside my name? And did you read my post? I wasnt JUST quoting verses, I was using them to clarify my views. Goodluck finding your answers! @viaro: Easy, bro. Sticks & Stones. . . Flesh & Blood. . . @DeepSIGHT: I just visited this thread again. Its far easier with you than 1 of Nairaland's numerous atheists cos we at least av common ground: We believe God exists. Lets move on from there. Tell me, sir, what do you understand (is meant) by / as The Word of God? Please take time to respond, before I proceed logically to show you what engendered my rather odd views |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 7:36pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
^^^ The word of God is the will of God. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 7:38pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
You can hold on to your deism without trying to hammer your drivel on Christians and write them off as holding 'horrid' or irrational worldviews just because your deism is too narrow to contain Christian doctrines, Ok, is my Deism also too narrow to contain the doctrine that Olumba Olumba Obu is God? Just ride on worshipping a fellow human being and calling that "broad." |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 8:13pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Mavenb0x: Thanks, Maven. Sometimes I wish Deep Sight was in full view so I pound him with as many sticks and stones I can find. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 8:18pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Deep Sight:Where do you find that 'will of God'? In stones? In an evasive O.O.I. that defies articulation? In your 'zero' concept of 'nothingness'? Hahaha!! You're quite a character. Deep Sight:How should I know? Am I a deist? If you would rather Olumba Olumba is your god of 'oneness of infinity', how does that affect me personally? Your deism could be all narrow as best you want to make it, but it's not up to viaro to define its perimeters for you, you know? Just ride on worshipping a fellow human being and calling that "broad."Hehe. . I didn't present my Christianity to you as a deistically 'broad' outlook. And as long as John 5:23 says - straight out of Jesus' own mouth, viaro would forever render HONOUR to the Son in precisely the same way that he renders HONOUR to the Father. No quarrel there, is there? |
Re: Is Jesus God? by nuclearboy(m): 8:58pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Wow! So much emotion @DeepSight: I recall MavenBox using an allegory in another thread where Jackie Chan WROTE the script, DIRECTED the movie and PLAYED lead. So when you say "Why do you persist in this UNSPEAKABLY HORRID contradiction? ? ? He is following a script written by A SCRIPT WRITTER AND YET YOU INSIST THAT HE IS GOD? ? ?", have you forgotten that the script writer could also be following His script? I think the reason for the emotion shown here is that we, have/show quite a bit of respect for you and listen to you patiently even when we don't agree with you but your post suggests you do not reciprocate that. Do to others, DeepSight, as you , , @Viaro: God forbid I get on your bad side. Chei! ' aboulia. linear tarradiddle. 'apeiron borborygmus' etc What language dictionary should I download? @Muhsin/the_seeker/the-turbaned-violence-brigade: You will notice that the people discussing on this thread are educated. We went to Universities, not arabic schools and education has informed us the nature of your whatever :- stony; being a black stone! We use our intellects and thus have reason to discuss and "tell stories". This is not recitation period. I wonder what concerns slaves of allah with a discussion that makes no reference to hitting your head against the floor |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 9:06pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Fair enough except that he began in Gethsemane to attempt to change the script stating to the one he was pleading with "Nevertheless not as i will, but as thou wilt" - thereby indicating a clear possible dichotomy of wills which cannot be defended given the unity of God. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 9:14pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Where do you find that 'will of God'? In stones? In an evasive O.O.I. that defies articulation? In your 'zero' concept of 'nothingness'? Hahaha!! You're quite a character It really surprises me that till date you are yet to grasp the simple fact that the much bashed "oneness of infinity" is also exactly how your bible and all Abramamic Religions describe God - He is described as ONE - See Deutoronomy 6: 4 -("Hear O Israel, the Lord our God is one ONE Lord." This is also plastered all over the Quoran. He is described as infinite, or eternal. So perhaps you want to revisit your antagonism to the idea. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by olabowale(m): 9:15pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
« #8 on: Yesterday at 10:37:22 PM »It is disgenius of the writer(s) of the above to suddenly string Jesus to become God, when he clearly stated that he is Jesus whom "YOU" sent. He see that there were other earlier prophets, all of then humans who did as much if not more of miracles than what Jesus ever did. In all of that no one ever take them to be equal to the Creator! Is there anyone but the "Creator"? Prolegomena:Every normal person understands movies to be a make belief, dealing with fantasy for entertainment purposes, for the most part. Whats real about the movie Back to the future, except it is fantasy? You cant go back to the past. You cant fast forward the future. The only reality is the present! QuoteWe finally found a Christian who thinks Trinity is not to be believed! But why? Is it because it is not in the Bible? Is it because of the fact that it is stated that there are three personalities in that concept of trinity? Is it other reasons or all of the above and others? We need to know, though we read that the argument is now 1 as three, similar to me Olabowale, a father, a husband, a son, limiting my many attributes or descriptions to my immediate bloodline, partially because am still a brother, a nephew, etc which will make my condition even more complex than the 1 as 3 because am now 1 as more than 3 (See above). Analogy: Jackie Chan's Who am I, a 1998 Jackie Chan film (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Am_I%3F) which he wrote, starred in, and also directed is a good example here! Since he wrote the movie, I will say He FATHERED it, c.f. the role of God (as) the Father. As he starred in it, that means his own script "gave birth to his character" i.e. He did EXACTLY what the script described for his role (that is what SONship is all about!). Directing the movie is like the role of the Holy Spirit, whom the Bible says, knows the things of God (1 Cor 2:11-13), and is the one qualified to GUIDE us into all truth, as God is truth.Is that actor in reality the husband of the wife of Jackie Chan? Of course not, because when he and his wife are in their bedroom, neither the actor, nor the director nor the producer (each of them a character in a make belief scenario, movie) is ever the man called jackie Chan! To use this analogy to defend 1 as 3 or 3 as one, etc is naive, dishonest and should you give me 3 million dollars and when I record your deposit in the transaction, you will get upset that it says 1 million dollars as 3 million dollars so that I can pay you just 1 million dolars! Would it then be right for an observer to ask "How can Jackie Chan condescend to such a level as to allow himself lose his memory (as it happened in the movie)? Since he wrote the script, why couldn't he let it all be an easy, smooth & magical macho ride?". Valid question, but then who would buy such a movie?Clint Eastwood is a better, more famous, producer, director and actor than the younger Jackie Chan. The adventure of Josie Wales which he produced, directed and starred in, he was the hero doing justice to the bad guys. I enjoyed it with Sandra Locke in it, a woman that he married in real life, if only it did not last a lifetime; the life of make believers in play! Is make belief the best way to make God Almighty Who knows everything co-equal to human jesus and ghostly spirit? What an injustice on the Most Powerful! In light of the analogy above, if we say thatNo, because in reality the make belief dies when Jackie Chan the human being steps away from the shoots! Let me explain; if Jackie Chan were to attend his son's school teachers and parents association meeting, do we expect the CIA personality to show up, or just the father of the student? Its obvious that it is the father that we expect, in the real world separate from movie's make belief! are all the same JACKIE CHAN, would we be wrong?But there is only one Jackie Chan; the father, the son the husband, and is business role as producer, director and actor individually or collectively dies with the end of the shoot, for there is no need for him to continue in any of these roles when the product is now in the theaters, but to embark on another "future" project. So why is it hard to understand that God wrote a script called Eternity, and one of the seasons of that long movie is called Earth, and he decided to feature himself in it? Some minutes into that season, he allows the "himself" character to die (as was planned from the start) and the script goes on?Hogwash. The convenience of that is for the gullible. What will be the purpose of that at that time in human history? Will it be because it was the earliest of time or the middle or the end of time? Would it because it is the purest of time, or the worst or time, or the middle? None of these is true, even in our limited knowledge. I say limited because we do not know everything, just like Jesus a human being like every prophet before him did not know everything; the end of time for example and have limited ability to do things, like what came out of the lips of jesus about himself not fully powerful, unable to do things without "God'd" Help! Whats the purpose of God coming down from His Unique Position, different and completely separate from humans, all of a sudden becomes just like man? Could he not have help man in the way he had done it many times before? In all of the arguments to make God Jesus on earth, we forget what Jesus said himself against this foolishness, and not considering that after they say that he dies for sins, we see that he said there is "Lake of Fire" (HellFire) still and prophesied that in the day of Judgement he will say I never knew you to many miracle workers of the Christians. And that, exactly, is the case we have right here. Jesus is a projection of God into human form (a la projection of Jackie Chan into the TV screen), and I will employ this analogy to answer your some questions in my next few posts.The Jesus who You sent statement tore into unrecognizable pieces of uselessness the idea that jesus is the actual protection of God Almighty while prophets like Moses, Noah, etc are not! « #11 on: Yesterday at 10:39:39 PM »[/quote][/quote]QuoteHow does seated at the right hand makes the one who sat and the One Whose right hand the seat become one, instead of two separate entity, even if all goodness is from the right, then all evil must be from the left, telling us that the left is still not occuped. If we follow the wisdom of the sitting positions, it is clear that Biblical God is on the right side of the emptiness, while jesus is on the right of Biblical God! Can anyone argue with any clear mind that Jesus is the same entity wose right side he is seated? |
Re: Is Jesus God? by nuclearboy(m): 9:26pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Oh my God, the grand commander of the turbans has come to town now every page will be 400 pages long with nothing said. @DeepSight: Indefensible? Try this - Fully Divine, Fully Human. Thus the Divine follows the script BUT the Human cannot be neglected as it is a part of this "mix". Seeing/sensing/understanding what is about to happen, the flesh recoils and wants out. I wager you have had many instances where you knew something was wrong yet found there was a conflicting will within you that wanted it. Or the other way around - knew it was right yet something made you go against it. The separation of personalities solves this issue you make such a big deal about, DeepSight. Just remember - Fully Human, Fully Divine. Thats what we always have claimed, right? Each had its own agenda. I know you understand that. What matters to us as believers though, is that the right one won the conflict! @Baba70: Please leave us alone with our mature educated reasoning. No one here needs your ancient islamic reasoning! Igba baba70 ti koja |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Nobody: 9:35pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Olabowale&co.I ve just realized with your reasoning mentalities,theres no way u would understand d concept of trinity.Even if we opened your skulls&insert d explanations,u still wouldnt get it.May be would invite Jesus to help kindle your light of reasoning since its in Jesus THAT ALL D TREASURES OF WISDOM&KNOWLEDGE ARE HIDDING. Colossians2:3 |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 10:34pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
Deep Sight:Where do you find that 'will of God'? In stones? In an evasive O.O.I. that defies articulation? In your 'zero' concept of 'nothingness'? Hahaha!! You're quite a character Dear Deep Sight, I understand what is meant by 'oneness of infinity' as used by Deists for their concept of the deist's god. And NO, that is not 'exactly' how the Bible and all Abrahamic religions describe God. Should we have cause to revisit your deistic 'oneness of infinity' for precisely what it is (minus the antagonisms), it would not be difficult for you to see that none of the Abrahamic faiths purports God to be a 'zero' or 'nothingness' or an 'it' or any of those inarticulate non-starters that have taken you several threads and ednless ages to decipher for yourself. I had indeed hoped that a good explanation for your oneness of infinity would be forthcoming in the other thread you raised for that purpose; but aside the cosmetic jingles of a maths you have no clues about, that same O.O.I. remains ever as evasive. Relax, when the time comes, my dear friend, viaro will empty your drivel. This drama is not complete yet, and the final draft will not pan out to parts I & II. At best, your deism only goes about stealing concepts from as many religions as are out there - which probably explains why you're never at peace with yourself until you write off the views of others as horrid, etc. Take heart, the time will come. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 10:43pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
nuclearboy: Hahahaha!! Oh shooks! I once promised to 'behave' on my diction. . but here I am breaking the law. Your honour, I truly need deliverance! Anytime viaro boils over, words just spew out of me and I have very little clue what they mean. . until after I post them! |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Mavenb0x(m): 10:49pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
@olabowale: Hi. How's family? @Viaro: This guy!! You have no idea how much you're cracking me up, man! @nuclearboy: You nailed it there: fully human, fully divine! Yes sir!! @Deep Sight: Deep Sight: Pray tell, what exactly is this "Will of God"? How does it relate to his actions and overall activities? |
Re: Is Jesus God? by nuclearboy(m): 10:53pm On Jan 16, 2010 |
@Viaro: No worries, Bro. I'm downloading a dictionary for every language name I can pronounce! BTW, seems today has been really a moody one for you. Saw you on another thread "destroying" lady234 as per "naughty fingers". @MavenBox: Hello there, Lady. nice to see you're back from your earlier withdrawal. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by theseeker2: 8:07am On Jan 17, 2010 |
toba: since you understand trinity pls how do you reconcile it with you ealier claim that jesus is not God. Are you confused or what? Or you wanna eat back your words? I thought trinity was about three in one or one in three (you may choose any that suits you) . The Roman catholic catecthism on trinity (a word that was coined by them) reads 'the father is Almighty, the son is Almighty and the holy spirit is Almighty'. How can you accept that christ is not god and still amke him part of your trinity? Toba why do you keeping keeping your self about a dogma that obviously does that agree with your sensibilities |
Re: Is Jesus God? by theseeker2: 8:15am On Jan 17, 2010 |
viaro: are you not ashamed of the junk you posted? Typical response from an apparently smart guy trying to defend a hopless sensless dogma. I have noticed that this sickness called xtrianity has been gradually eroding your mental faculty. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Nobody: 8:44am On Jan 17, 2010 |
Seeker.I couldnt find anything readable in ur post.D last part keeping keeping is confusing too bad |
Re: Is Jesus God? by viaro: 9:24am On Jan 17, 2010 |
the_seeker: It must have taken you eons to read through my reply and still found you were mentally challenged. Do I repeat it in madrassa language? But, of course, poor folks like you post typical responses like yours as firstaid to hide your low IQ. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 12:59pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Besides, the Christian faith transcends logic - it is not constrained within the limits of logic. Viaro, it might be more apt to state that spirituality transcends known logic. For your statement may just as easily be hijacked by a Hindu person worshipping cows - in defense of this he may declare - "the hindu faith transcends logic!" |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Mavenb0x(m): 1:10pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
I repeat:- @Deep Sight: Deep Sight: Pray tell, what exactly is this "Will of God"? How does it relate to his actions and overall activities? |
Re: Is Jesus God? by DeepSight(m): 1:44pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Well, i hoped to conclude the "Oneness of Infinity" thread with reflections on that, but since you press, let me only say very briefly that - - God is ONE - ONENESS is perfect unity - Perfect unity is the ultimate form of harmony - God's will, therefore, is ultimate harmony in creation. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by theseeker2: 2:04pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
viaro: am i suprised? No! How could i be suprised by a guy who worships a jewish capentar as his God. Like deepsight said, what makes you better than the Hindu that worship cow. |
Re: Is Jesus God? by Mavenb0x(m): 3:22pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Deep Sight: Don't worry about the OOI thread because it is moving along much too slowly to converge (what would we expect from an infinity?). Let's continue our discussion, you may import ideas as you deem fit. The threads are after all, independent. God's Will is ultimate harmony in creation? This can be interpreted in two ways: 1. God, who made the creation, depends on creation's harmony to conduct his own actions. i.e. he keeps adjusting to fit creation's harmony, as creation deems fit. 2. God's actions are reflected on creation, and forces it into harmonious concordance. i.e. creation adjusts in continuous harmony with his actions and thoughts and intents. Which of the two is it, then? If it is neither, can you please expatiate your post, because that means I don't understand? This may be my last question (depending on your response) before I show how how the "script-theory", as I expressed it, is not absurd. |
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