First, your interpretation of Dan. 2:44 and Jer.33:17 as being purely spiritual kingdoms is false and nonsensical. You dreamed that up because you are anti-church and those verses CLEARLY support a physical, earthly "kingdom" and you can't stand it.You obviously have me mixed up with someone else, I say just the opposite, and I confront you.
But I see you hate spiritualizing everything. Me, I love it! Go figure, God is spirit.
Second, your misrepresentation of what I said is another evil falsehood. I don't "hate" spiritualizing when it is called for. That is another one of your LIES.
Yes, God is spirit and Jesus has a physical body, and Jesus is God. Do you deny this too???
Third, Dualism appears in Protestantism in varying degrees, sometimes none at all, but you are the most GNOSTIC/DUALISTIC Christian I have ever met in the 25 years I've been in forums.
Gnosticism is a very broad term, specifically you are a Dualist in your general approach to just about everything.
God is spirit. What exactly His spiritness is we don’t know. However, we do know that within the realms of the unseen came the seen. Into His vast deep cosmos, He spoke and there was material. Before He introduced man onto this earth, He created matter by which man could interact with God. He looked upon the heavens, the earth, the seas and the creatures He had breathed into existence and He pronounced them good. The material world, matter, physicalness is good! THIS YOU DENY!
Creating us to enjoy and interrelate with matter, God gifted us with eyes to see the colors, shapes, textures, shadows and light. He gave us hearing to understand depth and balance, to delight in music and voices, wind and waves. We can taste, touch and smell the physical realm. The material world allows us to interact with ourselves, others and God. Imagine trying to know God without senses. Yet, we also know there is much more than what our senses can identify. There is the spiritual world that is experienced beyond matter. Both the physical and the spiritual are integral to knowing God. THIS YOU DENY.
The effects of disobeying our Creator was the tearing apart of perfect unity--the oneness--of spiritual and material. Isolation infiltrated our existence and we began our irreversible drift from God. Human interrelationships deteriorated, and our beings, both our souls and our bodies began decomposing until finally--death--the material disappears. The world grew fragmented on the spiritual level and worked its way down to the microscopic level. The immaculate and spotless system collapsed.
Then the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. Jesus, Son of God, stepped into the world of matter and began the process of reunifying what had shattered. We still breathlessly await the final restoration of both the physical and spiritual when Christ comes again.
Get it, Scott? both the physical and spiritual. Your accusation of me hating the spiritual because you over-emphasize it at the expense of the physical is another prot-cult satanic lie.
Every time you are confronted with your stupid misrepresentations and straw man fallacies, you weasel your way out by shifting the topic, like you just did. You cannot explain your anti-Catholic bigotry because their is no explanation. That's why you make up nonsense.