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I am not labelling specific persons but I am addressing their misconceptions.
Sorry if I have offended you
AdamHere is another good article on “One God and One Lord” for all of you.
http://www.northpark.edu/sem/exauditu/papers/wright.html
Thanks
AdamHi GM,
From Mr Wright
“First, the church must recapture the sense of celebration within the eucharist. At the risk of being thought (by dualists) to be sailing close to the wind of paganism, we must celebrate in bread and wine the true God of whom any corn-king or Bacchus is simply a parody. We must participate in the Messiah by feeding at his table and drinking his cup, aware that in doing so we are drawing upon his own risen life to sustain us in our own struggle against the powers of paganism. (Is it significant that the countries in which rationalistic Protestantism has made most advance have been those where overt paganism has given way, until recently, to Deism?) In the eucharist we not only remember a past event. We worship, and participate in the life of, the living god and lord revealed in the gospel.Second, we must work out this celebration in terms of a practical holiness. Holiness has all too often been thought of in dualistic terms, as abstention from things which are so tainted with misuse as to be thought evil in and of themselves. In reaction to this, the cult of modern Western self-fulfillment has pursued a path of personal wholeness, in which self-denial plays little or no part. What we need to do, and can do with the Christology and sacramental theology of 1 Corinthians behind us, is to embrace, articulate and exemplify a life path which embodies both. No idolatry; no immorality; and no dualism, either (10:7,8, 23-7). “The earth is the Lord's, and the fullness thereof.”
Well of course eucharist is not found in scripture.
It is of catholic theology.Christology?
Paul's theology?These words that God wrote through Paul are not of the vessel but of God.
Quote (gollamudi @ Aug. 14 2008,21:53) I am not labelling specific persons but I am addressing their misconceptions. Sorry if I have offended you
Adam
Hi GM,
You can only address the misconceptions of others if all of yours are correct. The evdence suggests that is not yet so.Hi,
So Jesus is the man from heaven.
Not that he was a man in heaven but he came from there he said.
We really should choose to believe him.Hi brother you have not answered me what part of him 'came down from heaven' even Adam was taken from earth as it says ; is it literal coming down as a person or some portion of the man Jesus came down ?
Hi GM,
Yes.
But you leave you old tent behind.
And if you die before Jesus returns you will yet live to God though your old tent returns to dust.Hi GM,
So like Jesus you will be raised in the abiding, faithful Spirit of God.
He will never leave you or forsake you.I'm not sure of your words “you will be raised in the abiding, faithful spirit of God” can please give me some scripture for that ?
Hi GM,
1Peter3
18For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit:Rom8
11But if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you.Hebrews 13:5
Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.Acts 2
31He seeing this before spake of the resurrection of Christ, that his soul was not left in hell, neither his flesh did see corruption.I see here that 'we will be risen by the same Spirit which has caused Jesus to be risen” from those scriptures but not 'with that Spirit' as you say.
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