The Unborn Again Ones

@josephw said
In regards to spirituality, or the supernatural, if in fact being "born again" makes a distinction between those who are and those who aren't, what does it mean if one is or isn't?

@kellyjay said
Born again is more than a human being deciding to be a better person, even better in Jesus' name! You don't need religion for that, and Jesus would not be required if it is only being done in His name.

What is required to be born-again is Jesus, it does mean that one does become a new person with a divine act of God giving us new life from the source of life God.

@suzianne said
I kinda thought that was obvious, despite other naysayers in the thread.

@kellyjay said
I agree with you.

@suzianne said
I kinda thought that was obvious, despite other naysayers in the thread.

@kellyjay said
👍

@divegeester said
God is the Holy Spirit; one and the same. There aren’t three gods, three people, three personages. He is one, hear oh Israel the lord your god is one.

I thought we’d heard the last of this nonsense trinity doctrine in here.

@suzianne said
I also thought we'd heard the last of your nonsense I-believe-in-trinity-but-don't-call-it-trinity doctrine.

Trinitarians also believe God is the Father, God is Jesus, God is the Holy Spirit. They also believe God is one.

Tell me again how this is oh-so-vastly-different from what you believe?

@suzianne said
I also thought we'd heard the last of your nonsense I-believe-in-trinity-but-don't-call-it-trinity doctrine.

@divegeester said
I don’t believe in the trinity.

Must be bedtime Suzianne.

It’s your recent and usual MO to fire out a couple of late-night barbs and then scurry off to bo-bos.

@josephw said

I'll reserve my comments for replies.