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The origin of Jesus is in the womb of his mother. He was mortal. Now he is immortal.

I was just asking what you would be doing, where you would be doing it, and for how long.

Thank you. I don’t reject Jesus as the Messiah; I believe that he is. No. I’m convinced that is so. We are in agreement on that. No. I’m also convinced that is so. We are in agreement on that. What I don’t find unconvincing is beginning with the Church is Catholic and working backward. With...

Thanks. I understand the logic of the argument. Speaking as a Jewish monotheist, I don’t find it convincing. That the Church began as a Jewish sect within Judaism is indisputable. Church history documents the gradual movement of the Church away from Judaism.

Your comment reminded me of something similar.

Another Catholic source. “Q. A question about religion has always puzzled me: Jesus was a Jew; when did he become a Catholic? (Afton, Iowa) A. You are right: Jesus was a Jew. … in the early years following the death of Christ, Christianity was viewed as a sect within Judaism. … To answer your...

Was Jesus a Catholic? This Catholic sources dances a fine line. Was Jesus a Catholic?

The lord Messiah’s God and Father, Yahweh. Jesus is shepherd / Jesus acts like [his] God! Jesus is divine / godlike.

What will you being doing when you become a god who is “not God or divine only united to God thru his grace”? Where will you do it, and for how long?

Thanks. I must have missed it in connection with my question. So you see yourself then (and your fellow Catholics) as becoming god, not becoming divine. What will you do as a non-divine god?

That’s a wonderful attitude. I commend you for it. But will you answer? I’ve asked you at least three times now about the Catholic teaching that you will become gods. I haven’t received a response from you yet.

“For if someone comes and announces a different Jesus from the one we announced to you, or if you receive a different spirit, one you hadn’t received before, or a different gospel, one you hadn’t accepted before, you put up with that all right.” (2 Corinthians 11:4, NTE)

My favorite is Luke 6:40.

I don’t think you’ll draw much interest from them. We’ll see.

At your invitation, and as promised, I’m watching for Protestant reaction.

I’ll monitor it for a while. I haven’t run across many Protestants at this level of conversation who’ve shown an interest in, or had much more than a surface knowledge of, Church history. Those whom I have were firmly entrenched against Catholicism. I’m aware that she’s invoked for, among...

I can’t in good conscience go along silently with this. Dehumanizing people is dangerous. “Video of the Week: The Nazi Propaganda Film that Compared Jews to Rats” Video of the Week: The Nazi Propaganda Film that Compared Jews to Rats | History News Network The article provides a...

God poured out his wrath on himself? Lord have mercy.

You punched the Protestants in the gut and then commanded them to repent. That’s consistent with the style of the Inquisition, and even with the style of some Protestants, but verbal blows don’t have the same effect as physical blows. You’re faithful to Catholicism but your historical approach...

“For ‘Who has known the mind of the Lord, so as to instruct him?’ But we have the mind of the Messiah.” (1 Corinthians 2:16, NTE) Those who have the mind of the Messiah should think (speak, and act) like the Messiah.