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In order to understand Matthew 10:28 we have to understand the meanings of the words "soul" and "hell". The word translated as soul here is psuchēn, which means "breath of life". Definition: Soul, life, self, inner being Meaning: (a) the vital breath, breath of life, (b) the human soul, (c)...

Every country in the world protects their borders and controls who enters the country. This is normal. Why is this so controversial in the USA?

Are you saying there was no distinction between singular and plural, when this text was written?

Sounds like you're saying God is everything. Does that then also mean that everything is God?

Do you mean, every proton and neutron in my desk, and in my hair and in my bowl of chili, are a part of God? I'm not being facetious here. I actually think you're on the right path. Everything in the universe is made up of energy. Every single thing. Without energy, there's nothing. Energy...

Yes, that's a good point. So now we've established that there are multiple gods, but what criteria must one meet to be considered a god? The word used in your example of Deuteronomy 10:17 is Elohim, plural of Eloah. Elohim are defined as: a. rulers, judges, either as divine representatives...

I have a feeling that we will all understand much better, once we cross over to the other side, because there's a whole world out there that we can't see and don't understand. Like you said, the best we can do for now is use some descriptive language and apply attributes to God, but that's far...

Gee, I guess I missed that meeting. I didn't get the invite. Did you take notes? Can you share them with me? This is what you get when you pretend to know everything, but you really don't. A lot of non-answers. Thanks for trying though! You get a sticker!

Yahweh is the name of the Father whom Jesus referenced, but Elohim is plural and means "Gods". Presumably Yahweh is included in this group, but then who are these other Gods? Who is the "us" in "Let us create man in our image"? And how is a person fully God, yet fully man? How is a woman...

Use whatever fancy language you like. I'm just saying that how you understand the divinity of Jesus depends entirely on how you define divinity. So I don't think anyone can make an argument for or against Jesus being God vs man, unless they first provide a definition for "God".

You're not wrong, but doesn't it all depend on how we define "God"? Your entire premise seems to require a singular God. What if there are multiple Gods? Can one God not be the father of another God?

The tyranny of the new world order? Which new world order are you referring to? And what tyranny are you referring to?

Yes. And while we're at it, we should also bury the entire rapture doctrine. And the tribulation doctrine, the anti-Christ, the one world government, the third temple. It's all nonsense.

The drama is intense.:watching and waiting:

Great chatting with you man! See you on the flip side! :Hnds

I used to believe everything you say, and I even argued in favour of your same arguments, and yet, here I am. What does that tell you? No one moves from understanding to ignorance, only from ignorance to understanding. Maybe I'll set up a preterism thread and we can chat there. I mis-read...

It's getting chilly in here. :cold:

You can close your eyes if you want to, that's totally up to you, but the less information you're open to receiving, the less you will know.

How is it nonsense, when Jesus literally relates the destruction of the temple, with the destruction of heaven and earth? The entire chapter of Luke 21 is about Jesus describing the destruction of the temple and the signs of the end. Jesus begins by saying "As for what you see here, the time...