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Wow. That's insightful. How would you rank your happiness and contentment now? Also, what is your overall religious beliefs?

Divine, in the sense of being ‘of God but not a deity. The Messiah is a Hebrew title that in Greek means Christ, which in English means Anointed. Jesus is the Christ. Jesus is the Anointed. His very title informs us that he is the passive object. Who did the Anointing? The same who selected...

Are you even aware that the passage does NOT say that God became flesh? WHAT became flesh, not WHO.

Wrong. Jesus’ great I am was admitting he was the Messiah, not God incarnate. See Mark 14:62-62.

You are so desperate to get a foothold you appeal to mere possibilities translates into undeniable axioms. It is not possible because God is immortal and flesh is not. Hence, references to forms. My cookie jar is in the form of a bear but it’s nature remains a cookie jar, not changed to a...

Believing in yourself means having the courage to stand on your own two feet Hmmm. This is the first I heard it is Satanic. Scripture says 'seek and you shall find' and I think 'stand on your own two feet' is just another way of expressing the idea that YHWH wants you to be all you can be...

I never understood hunting until I moved to Michigan. And just this week, I was reminded of the ongoing value to society of hunters. As I got off the highway, a deer ran onto the off-ramp, saw me out of its periphial vision and stopped - right in my way. Fortunately, he ran off in the nick of...

God is indeed a math equation, 1. He is not 3-in-1. 1 = 1 <> 3 <> 3-in-1. You are turning inequality into equality, to suit your doctrine. You don't get it! It does matter what it means. It shows inequality as Jesus died and God did not.

I put him on ignore. Talking to him is like having a conversation with teenagers who make things up as they go to get what they want.

Wrong. His Father alone is God. This word game of 'the great I Am' is ridiculous and @Pierac knocked it out of the park yesterday.

Yea, separation from life! If you want to suppose an existence void of life, now you are really changing the baseline of what it means to be alive. Jesus died. God did not die. Jesus was separated (to use your words). God cannot be separated from himself.

You are making up your own tradition. Scripture does not qualify that only part of Jesus died. Death does not mean partially dead. It means completely and fully not alive. By parsing death, you are attempting to parse this basic aspect of reality. Jesus died. God did not. This simple fact...

No, you didn't answer the simple question. That's how you conversate.

So, by your own definition, God cannot die, separated from himself. Scripture tells us Jesus died. You realize you are not resolving this contradiction, right? Again, side stepping the basic fact that Scripture tells us Jesus died.

I'm avoiding your word game like the plague! Jesus died. That is how we know he is NOT God. If you have any questions about what death means, consult your favorite lexicon. Otherwise, you are putting all your eggs in the basket of word game. You said the definition of death meaning the end of...

Friend, I asked about addition and you are replying with multiplication. The proverbial apples and oranges. That is how you conversate. To give you the benefit of any possible doubt, let me transcribe the symbolic logic into terms of your theology. 'Jesus is fully man and fully god' cannot hold...

Friend, the Bible is not a lexicon.

Great post! To avoid the simple brilliance he as to try to force complexity into it. Friend, I do not give definitions. Words are already defined. Your question has an implied premise that I reject; that there is even something as a Biblical meaning of words (as opposed to those same words...

See post #73.

That's wrong. How about you explain how death <> end of life? How about you explain how 100% + 100% = 100%? The reason for your MO is that you cannot explain your basic position.