“Jesus was transgender” row

@josephw said
It's too bad you can read.

I do not disagree! 😉

@kevin-eleven said
I do not disagree! 😉

The feeling is mutual. 😉

@josephw said

It is apparent you "believe like" the type of Christian that says one thing but does another.

For example then; what have I “said” which contradicts what I’ve “done”?

@divegeester said
For example then; what have I “said” which contradicts what I’ve “done”?

I'd like to see the look on your face when it dawns on you.

@josephw said
I'd like to see the look on your face when it dawns on you.

So you’ve got another accusation, but as usual nothing to back it up.

@divegeester said

Church worshippers cried 'heresy' at the Dean of Trinity College as they left a sermon claiming Jesus may have been transgender 'in tears'.

You mean Jesus being one-third of a three-headed hydra (a "trinity"​) isn't weird enough?

@soothfast said
You mean Jesus being one-third of a three-headed hydra (a "trinity"​) isn't weird enough?

No that isn’t what I meant, and in fact that piece of text you quote is just a snippet from the article I copy/pasted. But nor do I think the author of that article meant what your referring to either.

Nevertheless the trinity doctrine is “weird”, as you term it.

@divegeester said
No that isn’t what I meant, and in fact that piece of text you quote is just a snippet from the article I copy/pasted. But nor do I think the author of that article meant what your referring to either.

Nevertheless the trinity doctrine is “weird”, as you term it.

What I'm saying is that I find it a bit comical that the notion of a "gender fluid" Jesus is upsetting to some, whereas the weirdness of the trinity concept gets a pass. Just goes to show that what counts as absurd or objectionable hinges an awful lot on tradition and what one was beaten over the head with during one's formative years.

@soothfast said
What I'm saying is that I find it a bit comical that the notion of a "gender fluid" Jesus is upsetting to some, whereas the weirdness of the trinity concept gets a pass. Just goes to show that what counts as absurd or objectionable hinges an awful lot on tradition and what one was beaten over the head with during one's formative years.

Well that’s the truth.

Religionists tend to do and believe what they are told to do and believe, and they expect others to accept what they in turn tell them. They can get most upset when people don’t. KellyJay is a case in point.