Demi-gods

@kellyjay said
All things are put under Him.

Is the that a yes then?

@divegeester said
Is the that a yes then?

All things seems very inclusive.

@kellyjay said
All things seems very inclusive.

Your reluctance to reply unequivocally pleases me so I’ll keep asking…

Is the Lamb the ruler of hell?

@divegeester said
Your reluctance to reply unequivocally pleases me so I’ll keep asking…

Is the Lamb the ruler of hell?

Or is a self-centered man a micro-hell wandering proudly in everyone else's midst?

Would you like mint sauce with that?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Let's be clear here. Sonship, for some time, has been drip feeding the notion into this forum that we are demi-gods, mingled with the divine. That we (Christians at least) have become God-ized.

A favourite scriptural reference he will pluck out is 'sons of God.' He will then use his favourite analogy. 'A son of a horse is a horse.'

When challenged about his be ...[text shortened]... reating demi-gods. A Christian's ultimate destiny, apparently, is to become a Persius or a Hercules.

Actually there was a tradition of personal deification in pre-conciliar Christianity.

Sorry that I don't have refs at hand, but on the other hand, whatever happened to panentheism?

Your clockwork buddy,
Kevin the Deist

@divegeester said
Your reluctance to reply unequivocally pleases me so I’ll keep asking…

Is the Lamb the ruler of hell?

God is the ruler over everything, no exceptions; you think someone else is in charge of heaven and hell that is not God? For crying out loud, dive, learn your native tongue, YES, everything includes hell.

Matthew 25:41 speaks of "the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels."

Who "prepared" it?

@sonship said
Matthew 25:41 speaks of "the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels."

Who "prepared" it?

Bobby Flay?

@kellyjay said
God is the ruler over everything, no exceptions; you think someone else is in charge of heaven and hell that is not God? For crying out loud, dive, learn your native tongue, YES, everything includes hell.

Finally! Pity giving an unequivocal answer gets you so upset.

Anyway, so now that you have conceded that your version of Jesus is the ruler in the hell, a hell which he created and prepared for the billions and billions of non Christians; how do you reconcile that particular duty of the Son with a loving merciful Jesus who wept over the single human death of Lazarus?

@divegeester said
Finally! Pity giving an unequivocal answer gets you so upset.

Anyway, so now that you have conceded that your version of Jesus is the ruler in the hell, a hell which he created and prepared for the billions and billions of non Christians; how do you reconcile that particular duty of the Son with a loving merciful Jesus who wept over the single human death of Lazarus?

Still the huffy micro-petty self-important judge.

Our own little Prester Javert.

Still looking in the wrong direction.

@kevin-eleven said
Still the huffy micro-petty self-important judge.
Our own little Prester Javert.
Still looking in the wrong direction.

If this site was Facebook, your profile update would simply read:

“Wants attention”

@divegeester said
If this site was Facebook, your profile update would simply read:

“Wants attention”

Pretty sure that would be you, firefly.

@divegeester

Dive, please stop skittering across the crust of manifestation and the possibilities of clever verbiage -- the Water is fine.

@divegeester

Your reluctance to reply unequivocally pleases me so I’ll keep asking…

Is the Lamb the ruler of hell?

Who was it that prepared the eternal fire for the devil and his angels?

" . . . Go away from Me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels." (Matt. 25:41)

@sonship said
@divegeester

Dive might be a self-important idiot, but who are you to quote whatever at him in such a controlling way?