1. Aristotle was a fisherman of Greek cod? First I've heard about this. Is that in The Book of Mormon?
When we post new threads, we are to provide references. I provided a reference. You have the choice to be ignorant or listen to his statements. The ideas of God being without body, parts or passions is not biblical, period. The ideas came from the Greeks. Aristotle to be specific. Your creeds as well as Protestant creeds that closely follow Catholic creed of Nicene is Aristotlesteen, not biblical. And you complain about the Book of Mormon? Sad.
I don't complain about the Book of Mormon as I have no interest in it. Thank you for summarizing the link. I have no interest in that, either. Carry on.
Well, why do you follow Aristotle's belief in God rather than the apostles and prophets of the Bible? Was Aristotle the actually first Pope of the Catholic Church?
Yawn. Any discussion that starts with a wrong premise will be logically unsound and therefore ridiculous. Or stupid. Like the suggestion Aristotle was the first Pope. Have a nice evening.
It's a shock to find this out.
No it does not. Your first mistake was in being brainwashed by the Book of Moron.
So, Jesus was resurrected. That means his body was joined with his spirit as a physical resurrected man. Glorified man. He even ate with people afterwards. He had people touch him as proof of what a resurrected person feels like too. And, he promised this to all who would die. It's the grace or gift promised as he gave this to Israel through Isiah as will. "Together with my dead body will all arise with me." This is all in the Bible. So, you reject the Bible too?
