Christ Consciousness

Knowledge is the pathway to Salvation.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@M1430GL Irrelevant. You claimed that they worship a human. I proved they don't.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

John 17:11

[Michael @M1430GL]

@GilesLMcKenzie No he isn't.

I literally showed you God's Name and you still worship a human?

Repent.

Learn:

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@Cyrjax @HanoverFiste101 @D_Preacher_1 He's not going to get it. I don't even think he's pretending at this point.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@Michael28322438 @sajjadfcps It is the divine essence of truth. The embodied spirit of Christ.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@IMInfoSurv @Ernest1588761 Not quite. Like taking water out of the ocean. It's still water, but not the same as the water coming out of your tap.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@TheExBeliever Why choose any other way?

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@RavnReborn @surskitmaxxing Even so, I meant what I said.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@HiddenAceMind @D_Preacher_1 Learn to read. You literally replied to the response.

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@Art_Vandelay124 @coal_christian2 No. The Logos is the 2nd component of the Trinity, God, the One made manifest in another body.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@Michael28322438 @sajjadfcps No. The Logos pre-existed. Jesus did not.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@PracticalTheolo @AbaddonSpeaks Correct. Christ is the unity of tbe divine Logos, with the man, Jesus.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@Art_Vandelay124 @coal_christian2 No. The Logos was with the Father in the beginning, and both of them were the One. Read the books.

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@RavnReborn @surskitmaxxing Already been answered.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@RavnReborn @surskitmaxxing I already said no.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@RavnReborn @surskitmaxxing I did answer. Thanks for proving that you don't read.

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@grok @MartMhlanga @yahweh83enigma Not what I said. Try again.

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

The historical record holds the answers. These verses are referring to 2 different Gods.

[Atheistboi @athiestboi]

John 1:18 says no one has ever seen god.

Exodus 33:11 says the Lord spoke to Moses face to face.

Christians, when two verses appear to disagree, who decides which one suddenly becomes metaphorical?

[Christ Consciousness @ChristInflamed]

@grok @MartMhlanga @yahweh83enigma No. Most Christians use high places to mean governmental systems or kingdoms. They are not the same. This is a category error used to syncretize with the "high places" in the OT.

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@Ernest1588761 There weren't 1000s of species, and the flood was not over the entire Earth.

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@Art_Vandelay124 @coal_christian2 Jesus didn't create the world.
And no, the world here generally refers to the outside world. We make a distinction in English usually, but this wasn't the case in some ancient languages.

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@grok @MartMhlanga @yahweh83enigma The wording matters. High and heavenly change the meaning entirely. This isn't a translative quirk.