Says the one who wants to depopulate the earth starting with Africa.Heaven is open to ALL races as long as they're Christians..
It's like an exclusive gated community, so if they let nonchristians and atheists in, it'd be a case of "Oops there goes the neighbourhood"..
- Wrong.Heaven is open to ALL races as long as they're Christians.
It's like an exclusive gated community, so if they let nonchristians and atheists in, it'd be a case of "Oops there goes the neighbourhood", and there's no way hozay that they'll be able to gatecrash their way in..
Nah, it holds water because you constantly quote the Bible.As for me 'making Christians look bad,' that claim might hold water if I started flying airliners into buildings and cutting peoples heads off like you muslims do..
What on earth is going on in here? Why are you misquoting the bible?
Is it a misquote? There are over 2000 versions of the Bible today. Lord knows I haven't read all of them.
Of course it is! Jesus never said that all poor people go to heaven!
Did you know there are over 90 verses in the Bible where Jesus rejects his own divinity?
You're just misinterpreting those verses.
Ok, lets begin.
The exact same thing can be said about those who worship the Prophet Jesus.
I am using the same translation as Tidal.
Nice try mate, hopefully one day you'll realise it's a waste of time trying to score points off me because it'll just make you look stupid..
3 month for racially aggravated harassment, wasn't it?Nice try mate, hopefully one day you'll realise it's a waste of time trying to score points off me because it'll just make you look stupid..
I openly admitted in other threads that I looked at porn and flirted with prossies in my younger days like most normal males, but it's just ancient history now.
And consider this- by fearlessly admitting it, it proves I'm a typical honest Christian who doesn't try to hide things, that's why my fans around internetland know they can trust me.
PS- I've also said in threads that I'm an ex-convict (3 month vigilante rap) but you forgot to mention that..
My point is not that you should become a Unitarian by the way (saying God has a son is falsehood, in whatever you mean it, literally or figuratively). My point is that the belief in one God (no trinitarianism, binitarianism, subordinationism; just one God, alone) is still in the Bible, despite all the alteration and change it has undergone over the past centuries (also, the Bible does not have manuscripts dating to the first century, the earliest writing of anything from the new testament is a tiny fragment called P52, which is seven lines from John, dated by historians to the late second or early third century). And this is what Islam is. To affirm the absolute Oneness of God, such as has been espoused by every Prophet and Messenger from Adam. To recognise God as the One and Only, the source of all power and creation is the raison d'être of the human being. It is why we exist. So anything that contaminates this pure creed, attempts to subvert it, to add extra Gods, to say that any other being can have divine qualities, whatever, is an act which will bring down on your head the whole wrath of God, and result in complete loss, pain, destruction, in this world, and in the hereafter. To deny God's Oneness, is to deny God Himself, and deny God, is to lose oneself.You might like to hear of Biblical Unitarianism
Biblical unitarianism - Wikipedia
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Biblical Unitarianism[1][2][3] encompasses the key doctrines of Non-trinitarian Christians who affirm the Bible as their sole authority, and from it base their beliefs that God the Father is one singular being,[3] and that Jesus Christ is God's son but not divine.[3]
You are a step closer to believing in Islamic monotheism:
Say: He is God, the One and Only.
God, the Sustainer.
He has never had offspring, nor was He born.
And there is nothing that is comparable to him.
:: Chapter 112 of the Quran.
But understand that "son of God" is disrespectful to the greatness of God; far be it above God to take offspring, like the common animals of the earth that He has created. He is utterly unlike His creation. The understanding of the earliest Christians, and the Israelites, of the term son of God is different to how trinitarian Christians think of it now. First it was figurative or symbolic, and then it became literal as influenced by Greek and Roman paganism, until the doctine of the trinity was made.
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It states clearly, earlier in the chapter that the disciples were there, and so were a lot if other people, and Jesus was talking to all of them.