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I bought a Quran translation into my language and it says something like "which/who leaves from between the hips and the ribs", or something along those lines. This says something like that too. I don't see Jesus mentioned anywhere either.

These are my thoughts (in bold) on Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed: Okay Controversial Unacceptable "We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the...

I think they believed in "sky gods" and "gods of the horseback". There's a Hunnish prayer somewhere... I don't remember where again... :( To "Father". So either it was to a supreme sky god or some were Arian Christians (likely that some were if it wasn't a Christian one in my opinion; popular...

Oh yeah, it's good alright, especially if you like Forgotten Realms. I liked playing it, and should probably start again. It's buggy though if you haven't updated it (updating is a must for playing online), and I suggest getting Mask of the Betrayer. They release more updates as time passes, so...

Yeah. I can't decide which one is good, considering how many blessings I have... :P EDIT: Thanks for the blessings! I picked a background. And thanks for the Resurrection Cross, I'll be sure to use that one too! :hug:

Now all I need is a background...

That's pretty funny! :D

"7 seeing that three there are that are testifying, 8 the spirit, and the water, and the blood, and the three are for the one thing." (1. John 5:7-8 Concordant Bible) This is God's word. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be. Amen. :liturgy:

The Scriptures disagree with you on the latter statement: The Father, the only true God, is greater than Jesus.

The infamous Comma Johanneum rearing its ugly fraudulent head again. :doh: You probably meant to say the Nicene-Constantinopolian Creed.

Yeah, it's weird... And check out what he says about the emperor.

Check out what Eusebius of Caesarea had to say about the council.

Yes it does. The letter ä is pronounced a little bit like ae if they were one letter. :)

The weird thing is that God isn't a name. The tetragrammaton is a name, and that's usually translated as LORD (all capitals).

I call him Isä (Father), because I am one of his sons.

Aww... well, atleast you are my countryman. Judging by the flag anyway.

I think he meant that a verse doesn't exist which proves the Athanasian trinity. He would be right in that.

Ooh, THAT kind of burn. *un-Eeks*

Eek! :eek:

So are Apollos and Paul.