If you believe in the divinity of Jesus you believe that supernatural unseen unknown creatures exist.
ROFLMNAO!
Isn't that
ADORABLE ?
Instead of having to actually engage the standing point, the disordered mind simply pretends the point was not stood up... ( But I did warn ya that he had no means to understand it... didn't I? LOL! Oh my... I say it here and it comes out THERE!)
Let's review, Gilligan:
Once again: What makes Jesus or God the Father
"Super-Natural", Gilligan?
God is nature... Therefore
what God is...
IS the definition of
Natural, now isn't it?
My guess is that you're conflating you starkly limited understanding of nature, wherein you are a particularly
finite being, existing for an infinitesimal instant within an infinitesimal layer of gas surrounding an infinitesimal rock within slightly less infinitesimal cluster of rocks clumped around minor traces of energy among an incomprehensibly vast sea of such clumps spinning around within what we like to think of as a vacuum... and THAT within a single dimension of infinite dimensions, with God's understanding.
And for that pitiful perspective YOU demand that you've some understanding of what is 'natural'.
Let me clue ha in scamp... Nature is no super-natural... You're simply
sub-natural.
(Again Reader, you best give GILLIGAN some time to let what stands for a brain in his case, a chance to cool down after that one. It has no means to understand any of it, but its base curiosity will force it to try for a few minutes and that could easily overheat that mess.)
Let me help you.
su·per·nat·u·ral
ˌso͞opərˈnaCH(ə)rəl/
adjective
adjective:
supernatural
- 1.
(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature.
noun
noun:
supernatural; plural noun:
supernaturals
- 1.
manifestations or events considered to be of supernatural origin, such as ghosts.
Oh my... A SOURCED REFERENCE! And from Gilligan no less... .
My goodness there's ice raining all across hell, even as we speak.
Oh now... Let's see...
You've come to lean on a referenced citation which defines "SUPERNATURAL" as something that exists beyond scientific understanding and you want to stand your profession that Jesus could NOT be God incarnate, because, such is beyond scientific understanding; meaning what Gilligan, that if science doesn't understand it, it cant exist?
ROFLMNAO!
Seriously?
Huh... Well let's see, do I just giggle at the limited intellect common to sub-species or try to explain it to something that has already demonstrated no means to negotiate the subject?
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Well... Reader, let's you and I discuss it and Gilligan can follow along or not, assuming nothing shiny comes along to distract it.
The problem Gilligan has, beyond the obvious... is that there's nothing particularly difficult to understand about the natural circumstances that God would need to exist within to do what Gilligan considers to be 'SUPER-natural', which it considers to be synonymous with 'impossible'.
First... we know that the best science on the subject predicts an infinite number of dimensions, of which our 'uni-verse' is but uno...
Now, within these respective verses would be infinite slivers of what we think of as 'time'.
Which I should explain; time is little more than the perception that is formed in our brain as it samples, its respective senses.
Let's not get bogged down in the specifics, but for the sake of argument, assume that our brain polls its senses 1000 times a second... (which it doesn't, it's much MUCH lower...) The individual cluster of data represents our present... what it sampled a minute ago is our past and what our brain estimates that it will sample a minute from now, is
the future.
In reality, there is no past, nor is there a future... there is only what is being sampled presently.
Now to demonstrate that... imagine that our brain only samples 1 time a minute... just that tiny shift in the perspective of time, would make what we perceive in terms of 'the speed of
l i f e ', appear to be flying by... with all sensual input being equal some things would not even be scored; such as a passing plane... or a single care passing us on a rural highway...
Inversely, if our brain sampled the same senses 10,000 times a second with the same means to process that information... it would appear to us that life was moving V e r y . . .
S L O W L Y , perhaps even frozen entirely.
So 'time' is in reality, something very different from what we 'perceive' it to be.
And without going too deeply into it, 'space' is very much the same... it's a word we use all the time with numerous senses... but in reality, space is not what we think of it as, at all... and it is inseparable from time.
Now, those of you who either went to school back before the 90s or were homeschooled, know that energy can neither be created, nor destroyed... that all matter contains the energy intrinsic to it's nuclear composition and that because of what we think of as electromagnetism, all matter is comprised of given elements, the composition of which is a function of the combination of electrons, neutrons and a bunch of new cool stuff that we've recently discovered with regard to the sub-components of such.
Ok... with energy being infinite (within our limited perspective) and present in every scintilla of what we call matter... then a 'being' or 'force' or an entity whose composition is such that it even understands the electromagnetic properties that bind sub-particles, could readily manipulate that force and convert the gas that comprises 'thin air' into say... Oh I dunno... Wine. Or if ya don't like that example, say... Bread then.
It could just as easily turn 'water' into a solid or cascade changing matter as it 'moves' from place to place, which would appear as motion, but without so much as a muscle twitch... and/or it could be present, absent matter at all... or as matter, but phased slightly out of time; simple changes to sub-atomic elements, would provide that it appear 'be' whatever it wanted it to 'be'... at anytime, at any place, in the 'future' or 'past'... and do it across infinite dimensions.
Just imagine what one could do is one could increase one's mental sampling to just ten times what it is... no one anywhere could ever match you mentally or physically.
And THAT would be perfectly natural... and we know this because the human brain is will capable of it and does it all the time. I doubt any of us have not heard people convey their own experiences where
'it was like everything was in slow-motion'... .
In reality, the stress caused the brain to sample at an increased rate and that allowed them to move faster, to avoid what the brain sensed as extreme danger, a simple but essential survival mechanism, of an otherwise very simple organism... .
Now... Gilligan can't understand ANY of this... it is so far beyond his intellectual means that if he dedicated his LIFE to nothing else and lived for another 1000 years, it would be no better understanding of it, than it does right now and that is because Gilligan lacks the means to reason, soundly. Thus lacking that essential element that separates humanity from the sub-species.
In truth, there is nothing complex about any of this... to understand it, one must simply possess the desire to reason objectively... to practice such, and enjoy the process as one's humanity expands into something worthy of the exercise.