Proclaimer replied to the topic Is Christianity polytheistic? in the forum Truth or Tradition 11 years, 6 months ago
We know that there is one God the Father. He is the true God.
But we also acknowledge that theos/elohim are used to describe others including idols, men, angels, Satan, and Jesus. Believe it or not, even an earthquake is described as elohim. This is reality. You can read these other theos/elohim examples in scripture for yourself. @GeneBalthrop,…[Read more]
Lightenup replied to the topic in the forum The Trinity Doctrine 11 years, 6 months ago
Notice that I never mentioned the ‘Trinity Doctrine.” Nevertheless, the Son is the eternal offspring part of the eternal being He calls “Father.” As would be the case, the offspring is the same type of being as its father. Both are eternal beings so it would make perfect sense for both to have the appelation that means…[Read more]
Lightenup replied to the topic in the forum The Trinity Doctrine 11 years, 6 months ago
Notice that I never mentioned the ‘Trinity Doctrine.” Nevertheless, the Son is the eternal offspring part of the eternal being He calls “Father.” As would be the case, the offspring is the same type of being as its father. Both are eternal beings so it would make perfect sense for both to have the appelation that means…[Read more]
Admin started the topic Testing 1234455t in the forum Test Posts 11 years, 6 months ago
Editor’s note: Franklin Rausch is an assistant professor at Lander University in the Department of History and Philosophy. He just finished teaching a course on Modern East Asia as part of Kyungpook National University’s Global Summer School in Daegu, Korea. His research focuses on the relationship between religion and violence,…[Read more]
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T8……..The difference is the word God does not describe a person, it describes a relationship to something. I have posted before what the original Hebrew word for God meant. It was a pictoral drawing of a ox head, with a staff leaning toward it, this ox head was their symbol for strength or power, the staff represent the support they trusted…[Read more]