Zone1 Mary

[ding]

He's saying that "Why do you have a problem with be saying I'm the Son of God, and a member of the Godhead as a God, the God Jehovah?"

Google AI disagrees. Google AI says that Jesus did not say that humans are gods, but he did quote Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34, which says, "I said, 'You are gods'".

In John 10, Jesus is confronted by Jewish religious leaders who ask him to reveal if he is the Messiah. Jesus responds by claiming equality with God, saying "I and the Father are one". The religious leaders pick up stones to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus quotes Psalm 82:6 to deflect the accusation of blasphemy. He is referring to angelic beings, who are sometimes called "gods" in the Old Testament.

The phrase "you are gods" in Psalm 82 is a metaphor. It means that God made humans in his own image and originally intended for them to rule the planet. However, humans are not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or self-existent.

 

[ding]

such is the cloud the desert dwellers chose than life being lived as the heavens meant and the rewards possible for those who find their way to the everlasting.

So what's the name of your secret religion?

 

[ding]

Scientists may finally know what existed before the Big Bang

Discover what scientists now think preceded the massive explosion that kickstarted the universe -- an event we call the Big Bang.

studyfinds.org

"Most cosmologists now understand that the universe’s beginning was far more complex than a simple explosive moment. Before the Big Bang, matter and energy were compressed into an incredibly dense state so extreme that physicists struggle to describe it. A fraction of a second of rapid expansion — inflation — preceded the more familiar Big Bang, setting the stage for everything that would follow."
Well, most cosmologists don't agree then with your particle stuff either.

Actually there's nothing there to suggest they don't. They aren't idiots. They have to explain how the CMB got there. And for that you need paired particle production. And in fact they are saying the paired particle production which created the radiation created the dark matter.

 

[BreezeWood]

Before the Big Bang, matter and energy were compressed into an incredibly dense state ...

bb is cyclical -

matter during the period of cyclical compaction becomes pure energy to again initiate a new moment of singularity - the transition from energy back into matter ... cyclical bb.

 

[Cougarbear]

Why do you?

1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
2 He was in the beginning with God.
3 All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be.

There was nothing before. All things came to be through God. There was nothing before.

The beginning of what? It doesn't say. We assume it means the beginning of this universe. That still doesn't mean there aren't other universes including the one our Father in Heaven came from.
All things meaning all things in this universe. Not the one he came from. See, we know that as man is now, God once was. And, as God is now, man may become. The only thing important is what happens here in our universe and how you will receive all that our Father has us to inherit. I'm not focused on other universes and how it all began. I'm focused on living the Gospel of Jesus Christ the best I can. I'm focused on the 4 fold mission of Christ's true Church: Proclaim the true and full Gospel of Jesus Christ, Perfect the Saints, Redeem the Dead and to help the poor and the needy.

 

[Cougarbear]

Google AI disagrees. Google AI says that Jesus did not say that humans are gods, but he did quote Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34, which says, "I said, 'You are gods'".

In John 10, Jesus is confronted by Jewish religious leaders who ask him to reveal if he is the Messiah. Jesus responds by claiming equality with God, saying "I and the Father are one". The religious leaders pick up stones to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus quotes Psalm 82:6 to deflect the accusation of blasphemy. He is referring to angelic beings, who are sometimes called "gods" in the Old Testament.

The phrase "you are gods" in Psalm 82 is a metaphor. It means that God made humans in his own image and originally intended for them to rule the planet. However, humans are not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or self-existent.

So, Google AI is your God??? I receive testimony of truth through the gift of the Holy Ghost. Google AI is garbage in garbage out.
In verse 33, the Jewish Rabbi said to Jesus, you commit blasphemy by making yourself God. Jesus answered the rabbi "I said that you are gods too. "He's speaking directly to the Jews, human beings, and saying "I said you are gods too." Jesus is not having a conversation with angels. So, the idea that Psalms 82:6 is talking about angels is absurd. You can take your AI and shove it where the sun don't shine. I will stick with the Bible verses and the Holy Ghost who testifies my understanding is logically and spiritually correct.

 

[Cougarbear]

Actually there's nothing there to suggest they don't. They aren't idiots. They have to explain how the CMB got there. And for that you need paired particle production. And in fact they are saying the paired particle production which created the radiation created the dark matter.

I specifically highlighted the fact the matter of our universe, dark or otherwise, existed in a singularity of mass (matter). That's what is in the article. So, take your paired particles that existed for the Lord to use and you know what...

 

[Cougarbear]

bb is cyclical -

matter during the period of cyclical compaction becomes pure energy to again initiate a new moment of singularity - the transition from energy back into matter ... cyclical bb.

Well, almost right. I get what you are saying and agree. However, for clarification, energy is technically matter.

 

[Cougarbear]

Google AI disagrees. Google AI says that Jesus did not say that humans are gods, but he did quote Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34, which says, "I said, 'You are gods'".

In John 10, Jesus is confronted by Jewish religious leaders who ask him to reveal if he is the Messiah. Jesus responds by claiming equality with God, saying "I and the Father are one". The religious leaders pick up stones to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus quotes Psalm 82:6 to deflect the accusation of blasphemy. He is referring to angelic beings, who are sometimes called "gods" in the Old Testament.

The phrase "you are gods" in Psalm 82 is a metaphor. It means that God made humans in his own image and originally intended for them to rule the planet. However, humans are not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or self-existent.

 

[Cougarbear]

Google AI disagrees. Google AI says that Jesus did not say that humans are gods, but he did quote Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34, which says, "I said, 'You are gods'".

In John 10, Jesus is confronted by Jewish religious leaders who ask him to reveal if he is the Messiah. Jesus responds by claiming equality with God, saying "I and the Father are one". The religious leaders pick up stones to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus quotes Psalm 82:6 to deflect the accusation of blasphemy. He is referring to angelic beings, who are sometimes called "gods" in the Old Testament.

The phrase "you are gods" in Psalm 82 is a metaphor. It means that God made humans in his own image and originally intended for them to rule the planet. However, humans are not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or self-existent.

 

[Cougarbear]

Google AI disagrees. Google AI says that Jesus did not say that humans are gods, but he did quote Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34, which says, "I said, 'You are gods'".

In John 10, Jesus is confronted by Jewish religious leaders who ask him to reveal if he is the Messiah. Jesus responds by claiming equality with God, saying "I and the Father are one". The religious leaders pick up stones to stone him for blasphemy.

Jesus quotes Psalm 82:6 to deflect the accusation of blasphemy. He is referring to angelic beings, who are sometimes called "gods" in the Old Testament.

The phrase "you are gods" in Psalm 82 is a metaphor. It means that God made humans in his own image and originally intended for them to rule the planet. However, humans are not omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, or self-existent.

 

[ding]

The beginning of what? It doesn't say. We assume it means the beginning of this universe. That still doesn't mean there aren't other universes including the one our Father in Heaven came from.
All things meaning all things in this universe. Not the one he came from. See, we know that as man is now, God once was. And, as God is now, man may become. The only thing important is what happens here in our universe and how you will receive all that our Father has us to inherit. I'm not focused on other universes and how it all began. I'm focused on living the Gospel of Jesus Christ the best I can. I'm focused on the 4 fold mission of Christ's true Church: Proclaim the true and full Gospel of Jesus Christ, Perfect the Saints, Redeem the Dead and to help the poor and the needy.

The beginning of creation as in "in the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be. Ergo everything was made or created. Before that there was nothing.

 

[ding]

So, Google AI is your God??? I receive testimony of truth through the gift of the Holy Ghost. Google AI is garbage in garbage out.
In verse 33, the Jewish Rabbi said to Jesus, you commit blasphemy by making yourself God. Jesus answered the rabbi "I said that you are gods too. "He's speaking directly to the Jews, human beings, and saying "I said you are gods too." Jesus is not having a conversation with angels. So, the idea that Psalms 82:6 is talking about angels is absurd. You can take your AI and shove it where the sun don't shine. I will stick with the Bible verses and the Holy Ghost who testifies my understanding is logically and spiritually correct.

No. Google and Mark 16:15 corroborates that you and every other living things are God's creatures.

 

[ding]

I specifically highlighted the fact the matter of our universe, dark or otherwise, existed in a singularity of mass (matter). That's what is in the article. So, take your paired particles that existed for the Lord to use and you know what...

And you don't understand that that still uses paired particle production as the vehicle for the creation of the universe.

 

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Joseph Smith is no prophet.

 

[ding]

Was Joseph Smith a charlatan?

 

[whutTHEYsay]

Why do you?

1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
2 He was in the beginning with God.
3 All things came to be through him, and without him nothing came to be.

There was nothing before. All things came to be through God. There was nothing before.

Why is God a “Him”?

 

[ding]

Why is God a “Him”?

God isn't a him or a her or even a "thing." God is an action. But we being "things" use "him" or "her" as a matter of convenience. God is every extant attribute of reality; of which masculinity and femininity are a part of.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

God isn't a him or a her or even a "thing." God is an action. But we being "things" use "him" or "her" as a matter of convenience. God is every extant attribute of reality; of which masculinity and femininity are a part of.

Jesus Christ was the one and only God incarnate, right?

Jesus Christ was born a man not a woman which takes us beyond it being a matter of convenience does it not?


Did this sexless “action“ flip a coin and the female lost a chance to go to earth to walk with humans in order to save them from the curse of Eve? they are original sin.

 

[ding]

Jesus Christ was the one and only God incarnate, right?

Jesus Christ was born a man not a woman which takes us beyond it being a matter of convenience does it not?


Did this sexless “action“ flip a coin and the female lost a chance to go to earth to walk with humans in order to save them from the curse of Eve? they are original sin.

According to Christian belief, Jesus Christ is considered "God incarnate," meaning that God took on human form in the person of Jesus, making Jesus both fully God and fully human in one person; essentially, the one and only God in a human body. But that does not address the mysterious relationship of the Trinity.

Yes, Jesus was born male. But we were talking about using "him" or "her" as a matter of convention for God the Father, not God the Son.

I'm not sure what your understanding is of original sin, but I doubt it's my understanding. Especially given your "curse of Eve" comment. I find the interpretation of these ancient accounts by anti-Christians to be simplistic, almost childlike. But not good childlike, more like that of a spoiled child who is impulsive and only wants to get his way truth be damned.