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Yup - and I ALREADY answered that question. Read my last 2 posts, Einstein . . .

I already answered you: Jesus spoke to Saul - not the Father. However, in His role in the Trinity, the Son submits to the Father's will. Now - how about the other THIRTY-FOUR verses I presented that prove the Trinity??

Okay - what are the "requirements" for salvation? Did Jesus promise that the Holy Spirit would enlighten each individual and guide them to the truth - or did He make that promise to His Church? Before you answer this question, remember that there are tens of thousands of disjointed and...

Now - how about addressing the other THIRTY-FOUR verses about the Trinity that I presented, hmmmm??

Jesus spoke to Saul - not the Father. However, in His role in the Trinity, the Son submits to the Father. The Son submits to the Father and the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.

Apparently, nobody taught you about hermeneutics, which is the art and science of Biblical interpretation. The most basic hermeneutical rule of the Gospels is this: a. When Jesus addresses the crowds - He is teaching ALL of us. b. When Jesus addresses the disciples/Apostles - He is addressing...

Thank you for that cop-out of a response.

And yet, you STILL failed to understand . . .

Your analogy of an actor taking on different roles is classic Modalism, the heresy that YOU adhere to. He is ONE Person taking on THREE roles. The Trinity is THREE distinct Persons - each with a distinct role. Jesus, the Son appeared to Saul on the Road to Damascus: Acts 9:3-5 On his journey...

Roles are "Modalism"?? Your ignorance is astonishing. The heresy of Modalism that YOU adhere to posits that God changes into modes depending on the situation. Orthodox Christianity understands that God reveals Himself in 3 eternally distinct Persons. As for being "Busted" - YOU thought that...

THANK YOU for publicly illustrating your complete ignorance of Scripture. Did you actually think that the NT was originally written in English?? It was written in Koine Greek. The capitalization of "LORD" is an ENGLISH dynamic. Πνευμα (pnyoo'-mah) is translated as BOTH "Spirit of the Lord"...

And again, you fail to understand the ROLES of the Trinity. Jesus is the Word - but the Word is emblazened in our hearts by the Holy Spirit.

No - you've told me YOUR version of the truth - NOT the truth as taught by Christ's Church for 2000 years. Jesus told Nicodemus that a person must be born again - to which Nicodemus became confused. In verse 5 - Jesus wasn't explaining the difference between natural birth and spiritual...

The Father is not the Son and the Son is not the Holy Spirit. However, they are ONE in the Godhead. I am not my wife and my wife is not me. HOWEVER, we became ONE in Holy Matrimony. How old are you anyway??

First of all - if you can't come to a knowledge of the very nature of God - then you can't be a follower of Christ. Virtually EVERY heresy begins with a misconception of the nature of God. the Trinity is indeed THE most basic tenet of Christianity - or whatever name YOU want to give it. God...

And this is just another asinine example of denial. When we are commanded in Scripture to pray for one another (James 5:16, 1 John 5:16) - we become Advocates (helpers). YOUR problem is that you don't own a dictionary. Your other problem is that you are dishonest. You said that I didn't...

This passage illustrates the Unity of the Trinity. The Trinity is not 3 separate entities. God is revealed in 3 distinct Persons - in ONE Triune Godhead. Here, in John 17, Jesus is praying for the unity of His Church, so that they will remain ONE as He and the Father are ONE. This doesn't...

And you have chosen to ignore what He said and the context in which it was written - and invent your own version. The context of Nicodemus' question was about REBIRTH. Tell me something - why are there NO Early Church Fathers who believe this passage in John's Gospel should be rendered the way...

Fair enough - but that isn't a complete answer. First of all - the Deuterocanonical Books are not "Apovrypha". That is an anti-Catholic slur for those Books. They are inspired Scripture. Apocryphal works are not inspired. They include works such as the Protoevangelium of James, the Gospel of...

Wrong. Nicodemus is asking Jesus how one is born again because, in verse 3, Jesus just got done telling him: “Amen, amen, I say to you, no one can see the kingdom of God without being born from above.” The whole context here is REBIRTH - not physical Birth. Jesus knew that Nicodemus wasn't an...