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What test of Christianity is it that JW's fail? Please cite a Scripture verse to support your answer.

Interesting POV. Mark, I don't sense a lot of love with shame and false words in that post. Given, JW's consider themselves Christian, doesn't it stand to reason that Jesus plays a prominent role in the religion they hold dear?

Another person clarifies YHWH is the personal name of God. Again, genus and differentia. I understand these Greek words mean: Elohim: Heavenly Being (including life forms angels and god) El Shaddai: Almighty God Whether title or description, these are not God's name, not his personal name...

Not at all. Created through him. Created By him. Not equal. You mean, like respect Jesus' God is the only true God?

If we are not God but one with God, why is Jesus God because he is one with God?

I tend to side with the RCC regarding statues. Being a history buff, I enjoy learning and being reminded of history. My nondenominational church does annual ‘stations’ of the cross at the time of lent. I don’t see any problem honoring others, provided you don’t worship them, as you said...

Like I said, steeped in rationalization. I showed you how the Bible says he was resurrected IN the Spirit but you carry on. He took on many human bodies? Oh my!

There was nothing to click on. Feel free to do your own research on the Great Commission. I know you cannot let go of your idol so must connect WHAT (our purpose) with HOW (knowledge of the Bible). But this is a false god. If you are not let by the Spirit, you aren't fulfilling your purpose...

One moment at a time, my friend. It sounds like you have an opportunity to spiritually grow, to let go of your anger, resentment and attachment to unhealthy things of the past. Although in normal life, we have to plan. In spiritual life, it's all about remaining in the present. A song lyrics...

No. Keep ignorning v15.

No. You are not understanding the point because of your doctrine. John 1:1-2 is not referring to Jesus. v2 does not have a word that means "he" but a word that means "this." See Houtos Means Only "This" (John 6:60 & 1:2) | Christian Forums @ Christianity Board

What was your answer, yes or no? Are we our own Creator?

Yes. In Post 2453 Taken wrote: This is a tactic trinitarians often invoke, throw a bunch of stuff together and make it seem like it is all the same. In studying epistemology, one realizes there such a thing as a valid definition; It must have a genus and a differentia. Our society's perversion...

That is not obvious at all. If what you are saying is true, where was the body from the tomb?

No, you did not. God directly said his name was YHWH - that is THE name to be remembered for all generations. Simple. Rather than accept that, you come up with a rationalization THAT supposes it means another name for God. Not simple. Not direct.

And that is untrue.

I see you are Still trying ignore God’s name as he stated in EX 3:15. The irony. God gave the name above all names - except for God. See 1 Corinthians 15:27 Jesus does not have authority over God.

Evidently, your doctrine supersedes Scripture. I showed THE relevant verse (not merely relevant to me AS IF the topic is subjective). You ignored it. God has ONE NAME that shall be remembered for all generations. My point is not about titles and descriptions but the personal name of Jesus’...

2 points. Not every time the word "word" is used in Scripture does it refer to Jesus. See John 6:60. Rev 1:1 informs us that even after Jesus was resurrected, given all authority on Earth and heaven, sitting on God's throne in heaven, he is STILL not God. Who gives Jesus the revelation? God...

There must be a part of subscribers to the man-is-god thesis that realize how weak the Biblical support is for their doctrine. John 1:1-2 does not even reference Jesus. There is no "he" in John 1:1-2. Houtos is "this." This word was in the beginning, a god with God. To grasp the difference, see...