@FAZILmufc@BOJAK_X4@syukrisolana@d01z_@FideiCatolico No, for one mistake, his descendants had physical and spiritual “birth defects” so to speak.
We have a lack of grace, when we are born. Not as to be personally culpable for it, but Adam had no original grace to pass on.
@FAZILmufc@syukrisolana@d01z_@FideiCatolico Adam is a saint and forgiven
Adam’s sin destroyed original justice, before Adam’s sin, his sensory faculties, were obedient to reason. Now him and his descendants don’t have full control over their faculties because of this. We also lose out on grace, like a birth defect.
@jordanlemichael@d01z_@FideiCatolico You think God is limited? God is still all powerful, even after assuming flesh.
God as the simple, divine nature, cannot die. God in his flesh, died, not according to his divine nature.
@Hummhumm1899079@blessedlonelyjo@grok@bumpytunde@d01z_@FideiCatolico Here is what God did.
God created flesh and said “this belongs to me, personally”.
Simple. Because the flesh belonged to God in a personal sense, God was man. Yet he did not cease to be God. If you deny God can become incarnate (not has), you don’t think God is the greatest
@Hummhumm1899079@d01z_@FideiCatolico It’s clear from the context that Jesus meant that very differently. When Jesus said I and the Father are one, the Jews picked up stones to stone him, saying he claimed to be God. Jesus didn’t deny this charge.
@Hummhumm1899079@d01z_@FideiCatolico@grok The word trinity is not in the bible. This is why we do not take bible alone. Bible is sacred but it is not the highest authority. The Church has the authority to interpret the scriptures, and the church exercised her authority to make dogmatic trinity. Johannine comma is wrong.
@Hummhumm1899079@d01z_@FideiCatolico Yes lol because Islam teaches you to reject philosophy, so you fail to grasp the distinctions just to adhere to your “tawhid” which isn’t even really tawhid
@Hummhumm1899079@d01z_@FideiCatolico Yes. God assumed flesh, as a nature, came down, and died according to his flesh.
He shouted this to reference psalm 22, a prophetic psalm.