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“More than 500 Bibles have been purchased for use in Advanced Placement (AP) Government classrooms across the state of Oklahoma. The move marks the first purchase of Bibles specifically intended for use as an ‘academic and literary resource’ in U.S. public schools and is a key part of a broader...

It’s the school bus they need in Atlanta on those rare days when they actually get a light dusting of snow.

I don’t know if you will read a Protestant source or not @asoul but what Dr. Schaff says here (in the link provided) is fully compatible with the teaching of the Catholic Church. (See §142. The Orthodox Christology - Analysis and Criticism) https://www.ccel.org/s/schaff/history/3_ch09.htm

Thanks. @asoul

Now you have seen and confirmed for yourself that the Catholic Church teaches that Jesus is not a human person. I hope that others will do the same. I’m not asking for an apology but what I said is the truth.

Excellent. Once again, the Catholic Church and Protestant churches (represented by Dr. Craig) teach that Jesus is not a human person.

I linked the article for your benefit (and for the benefit of others) in my post. Dr. Craig himself said it.

Tim Staples faithfully reported the official teaching of the Catholic Church. The simple point is that a human person is not a human man in your theology. “Jesus is not a human person” should be preached from every trinitarian pulpit. I preached it from my non-trinitarian pulpit.

I’ll go there. “There is no human person named ‘Jesus of Nazareth.’ - William Lane Craig

I haven’t conflated anything. I made the statement that the Catholic Church teaches that Jesus is not a human person and then used multiple Catholic sources to document that what I asserted was true. My own belief and teaching (Jewish monotheism) is that Jesus is a human person.

Philip Schaff explains why it’s impossible for Jesus to be a human person in his History of the Christian Church. Every Protestant should know it.

This one is from a Baptist source @GodsGrace. https://www.biola.edu/blogs/good-book-blog/2015/is-worship-of-jesus-idolatry

Using Catholic doctrine to teach students what the Catholic Church teaches about Jesus isn’t sneaky. Why are you shocked? It’s been the teaching of the Catholic Church since 451 AD. Of course. It should be thundered from the pulpit in Protestant churches, but it very seldom is.

Current Board policy doesn’t allow the Trinity to be discussed. The fact reamins that what I said is true. The Catholic Church teaches Jesus is not a human person. I was raised Southern Baptist. The asouthern Baptists Church also teaches that Jesus is not a human person.

This is one that I used as a classroom handout @GodsGrace. http://s871364036.onlinehome.us/human.html

The Catholic Church does in fact teach that Jesus is not a human person. https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/is-jesus-a-human-person https://timstaples.com/2019/is-jesus-a-human-person/ https://www.ncregister.com/blog/is-jesus-a-human-person I can produce many more documents...