@Abdulhadi_Pen el of John presents: the Son is distinct from the Father, became genuinely human, prayed to the Father, and yet shares in the divine identity. Quoting verses showing that Jesus is not the Father does not disprove the Trinity, it actually agrees with it.
@Abdulhadi_Pen her’s hand (v.29), and then says, “I and the Father are one” (v.30). His opponents understood this as an extraordinary divine claim and accused him of making himself God (v.33).
Christians therefore do not believe Jesus is a second God beside the Father. We believe what the Gosp
@Abdulhadi_Pen was God” and that the Word became flesh (John 1:1,14).
So the Christian belief is not that there are multiple gods. Christianity teaches one God, revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Respecting Jesus as a prophet is not the same as following what the New Testament teaches
@xagreat@AJEnglish Based on what evidence? A gas discovery and an imminent U.S. attack are two completely different claims. Don’t present speculation as fact.
@rawanmania@Angelsback8 Israel existed, fought wars, and maintained one of the region’s strongest militaries decades before Trump entered politics. The U.S.–Israel alliance also predates Trump by generations. You can criticize Israel or Trump, but saying Israel is ‘nothing without Trump’ simply isn’t