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It’s not anymore figurative then when Christ says the following: Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or else believe me for the very works' sake. John 14:11 Or when he says that he will be in us, obviously this is literal, just as it says the Holy Spirit will be in us...

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If you read John 1 in context then it is very clear that the Son knows the father known, also your interpretation does not make any sense, how can he make the Father known if he has not seen the Father himself, John 1:18 literally says the Logos exists in the bosom of the Father, obviously he...

The Trinity is explicitly taught in the Bible whether your Socinianism allows you to see it or not is another question entirely. Christ says honor me as you honor the Father, he who does not honor the Son, does not honor the Father who sent him, John 5:23, you deny that Christ is due the same...

False, no one can see God apart from the Only begotten God in the blossom of the Father, the Bible never says we can’t see God, countless people in the Old Testament physically saw God, so you have the dilemma of John 1:18 which flies in the face of your Socinian Unitarianism, if people could...

I’d say that’s partly true considering my grandmother’s family was slightly Turkified, with her and her parents and grandparents bearing Turkish names despite being Lebanese, her grandfather also carried the Ottoman title of “Bey” during the Ottoman Empire’s final years of ruling Syria and...

In all honesty If I am to ask myself why I am still a Christian, one of it would be the unbroken the Apostolic tradition and succession that goes back to the Apostles, no religion has a reliable chain that actually goes back to its founder like Christianity can and no religion on earth has the...

Well it worked on me.

Not me, I dream of a genuine Christian monarchy that rules alongside the Church like either in Russia or in Ethiopia.

As much as I dislike Liberalism, I’d rather have a secular Turkey rather than an Islamic one, so maybe it has some upsides.

Good luck to him with that, there are already countless mosques in Turkey with no congregations to fill them and a population that is increasingly becoming irreligious and secular, Turkey is slowly becoming to Muslims what France and England became to Catholics and Protestants, culturally and...

Well to be honest it hasn’t been a Church since 1453, they already took that Cathedral away centuries ago, what’s happening now is simply a political ploy.

Probably not, none of the major signs of the Book of Revelation happens yet, nor does it seem like they will happen anytime soon.

Judas was originally one of the Twelve so he was called by Christ just as the others were.

And Jesus said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That ye which have followed me, in the regeneration when the Son of man shall sit in the throne of his glory, ye also shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. Matthew 19:28 Judas lost his throne the moment he thought...

Judas Iscariot lost his salvation so the obvious answer is yes.

Also immortality and a participation in God’s uncreated grace.

Which is good, I hope Turkey really gets what’s coming to it what with all the atrocities its committed in Syria and its meddling in Libya.

I come from a family with a slight history of alcohol abuse, I recently lost my grand uncle whom I never got to say goodbye to due to liver problems caused by alcohol abuse, if you can’t handle it, then stay away from it.