Do you want to discuss Christianity?

you sound like you follow a monolithic religion ,not so Christian

how is he going to be judged is going to be contversial , if his judgment goes like Cannan,then Epstein's nephew will be in big trouble.
What if he believed in Jesus before he allegedly broke his nick ? will he be in heaven running sex traffic ring in peace!

I'm having trouble calling God All mighty : father, too close for comfort and ain't humbling , if all creatures in this universe know God is God, would any creatures (insect,bird, mamel) would be allowed to call God :....Dad?

if you support genocide,atrocities or just simply don't care enough about it then why would you stop there, no boundry or restriction lift!

I still appreciate your attempt to discuss &apology for my typo running short of time to correct &



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Yeah idk what triggered you reading my thoughts about it and thinking there’s an opportunity to start preaching about it. I may not have a book club about what I believe but I 100% know what I don’t believe and it’s pretty much all the things you just said.


If heaven is that, I’d rather spend eternity in hell.

 

Not a god, but Allah in flesh

Matthew 1:23 “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel” (which means "Allah with us”).

John 1:1
The Word Became Flesh

1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with Allah, and the Word was Allah.

John 1:14 14 The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.

Is not Allah the God of Ibrahim, Ishaq and Musa?

AI response explains it well:

Yes, Jesus makes numerous claims to divinity in the Bible, often using phrases like "I AM" (the name God used for Himself in the Old Testament), stating "I and the Father are one," and declaring "before Abraham was, I AM," which his audience understood as claims to be God, sometimes trying to stone him for blasphemy. While he doesn't always say "I am God," his statements, actions, and the context of Jewish law, as well as the reactions of his listeners (like picking up stones), clearly indicated he was claiming deity.

Key Examples of Jesus' Claims to Divinity:

The "I AM" Statements:

In John 8:58, Jesus says, "Before Abraham was born, I am," directly linking himself to the divine name of God (Yahweh) revealed to Moses, which led to his listeners attempting to stone him for blasphemy.

Unity with the Father:

Jesus stated, "I and the Father are one" (John 10:30) and "Whoever has seen me has seen the Father" (John 14:9), claims his audience understood as making himself equal with God.

Authority to Forgive Sins:

When Jesus forgave a paralytic's sins, scribes called it blasphemy, saying only God could forgive sins, which Jesus' actions affirmed he had the authority to do.

Accepting Worship:

Jesus accepted worship without rebuke, such as when Thomas declared, "My Lord and my God!" after the resurrection (John 20:28).

In the Trial:

When the high priest asked if he was the Christ, the Son of the Blessed One, Jesus responded, "I am" (Mark 14:61-62), leading the priest to tear his robes in horror.

His Audience's Interpretation:

Crucially, the people listening to Jesus (Pharisees, Jewish leaders, crowds) consistently understood these statements as claims of divinity and responded with hostility, often by picking up stones to execute him for blasphemy, indicating they recognized his claims to be divine.

 

So you believe in universal salvation? Does this include the Neanderthals? I'm not criticizing this, by the way. I don't believe in a literal hell, nor that there is an evil god named Satan (or fallen angel or whatever you want to call it) that somehow an all powerful God through 13.8 billion years of this universe's existence has either been unable or unwilling to vanquish. That sounds like polytheism to me. But if all humans face the judgment, but then are pardoned, that sounds a little bit contradictory. And I don't know if I am comfortable with a glorious afterlife that includes some of history's worst monsters, like Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, or even Epstein, getting a free pass. I wouldn't want to see an eternal torture chamber for them, but a dissolution of their soul sounds fair.

 

Israeli Zionists hate Christians while their bootlickers in the west are brainwashed boomers