Search results

Mormons claim that the Father Son and Holy Spirit do not exist as a Trinity, but are three separate beings. Mormons do worship all three of them though, even though they claim they are separate beings. But... they claim they are one in purpose which according to them still makes them one God...

I agree, that is not about Jesus. But that doesn't dismiss the virgin birth. We must realize that this verse had never been interpreted the way Matthew later saw it to be. Here he was, with a virgin birth. But, nothing in the OT suggest a virgin birth. Matthew eventually saw this verse. Now, any...

Depends on what you mean. Yes, the divine Jesus is just as he was described in the Bible. But, I'm making a distinction. We must recognize that the gosples are of great historical value. But we must also understand that they are also theological and not just historical. Jesus is God, Savior of...

These past 6 months have been bad for me. I guess it started with me getting lazy in my spirituality. I no longer felt that driving force to pray. I would even skip church sometimes. I don't feel that warm fuzzy feeling much anymore in prayer. I still pray everyday, but I just really don't ever...

It would be a scandle if we allowed interfaith services in our churches.

Lol. Ok people come on. I'll leave it at this. It's highly unlikely... but a small possibility...

... Now you're just making this ridicolous to get around what I'm saying...

Of course not. But Hebrews says he was like us in everway but sin.

True, but Jesus was still a human and like us in everyway.

Amen to that! :)

It could be assumed from the early betrothals. Again, I believe Jesus probably wasn't married. But it is interesting to discuss, and it's not outside the realm of possibility.

I'm not saying he was. I hold the view he probably wasn't. But, it is a possibility we should still consider.

"For this reason he had to be made like them, fully human in every way, in order that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in service to God, and that he might make atonement for the sins of the people." - Hebrews. 2:17 Jesus was a human too. He lived as a human, except without...

Sorry if this is in the wrong area. Since most people in Jesus time got married, but Jesus having a wife is not mentioned in the New Testament, is it possible Jesus could have been a widower?