Demi-gods

@kellyjay said
"Here is my question…yet AGAIN. "

You were given answers; God is in control, God is sovereign over everything, nothing is outside of His dominion, and yet you ask as if that means Hell has nothing to do with God. The entire creation and everything in it belong to God, without exception, so what is it you think the ruler of Hell does that that Jesus could not possibly be the one in charge, He has people thrown into it.

@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,

So what we have here is sonship 'mingling' Christianity with Greek mythology, where gods frequently shared their divinity with humans creating demi-gods. A Christian's ultimate destiny, apparently, is to become a Persius or a Hercules.

@divegeester said
It’s your belief, not mine, it’s your doctrine, not mine.

My assertion is that the doctrine is an indefensible moral abhorrence which puts people off of the good news of Christ… that is because when the unsaved hear of the notion that this version of Jesus who died for them because he loved them will alternatively be in a hellish place of his creation overseeing them b ...[text shortened]... this alternative version of the loving Jesus.
Or as I suspect, you will just keep it under wraps.

On a cosmic scale, I think the true demi-gods (if they exist) are more likely to be observers than doers or troublemakers. It's usually the little ones who are the scrappiest.

@divegeester said
It’s your belief, not mine, it’s your doctrine, not mine.

My assertion is that the doctrine is an indefensible moral abhorrence which puts people off of the good news of Christ… that is because when the unsaved hear of the notion that this version of Jesus who died for them because he loved them will alternatively be in a hellish place of his creation overseeing them b ...[text shortened]... this alternative version of the loving Jesus.
Or as I suspect, you will just keep it under wraps.

@kevin-eleven said
Somehow it seems you might be to some extent willingly trapped in a hairball not of your own making, just because you like to show off how much of a fighter you are.

Relax into the Light, relax into the Emanator. Something is better than nothing.

Stop knitting with yarns and brambles full of thorns.

@pb1022 said
<<Relax into the Light, relax into the Emanator. Something is better than nothing.

Stop knitting with yarns and brambles full of thorns.>>

Did you take a course at your community college to learn how to speak like that?

Or is that pseudo-intellectual gibberish what comes to mind when you’re tripping on acid and staring into your lava lamp?

DEIFICATION—BECOMING GOD - By Witness Lee

'We are told in the New Testament that we are “partakers of the divine nature” and that “we will be like Him.” This means that we are becoming God in life and nature.'


As a 'son of God' sonship believes he will/is becoming God in life and nature. For all his wordy diatribes and scriptural references/twisting, that's what it boils down to.

When sonship speaks of 'WE-IZED' and of God's intention of mass-producing the mingling of humanity and divinity, any Christian worth their salt should distance themselves from him and highlight his fundamental error in misappropriating scripture.

@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.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
When sonship speaks of 'WE-IZED' and of God's intention of mass-producing the mingling of humanity and divinity, any Christian worth their salt should distance themselves from him and highlight his fundamental error in misappropriating scripture.

@kevin-eleven said
Why? It's not as if he's been corrupting the inferred intent of Gilgamesh.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Seriously Kevin, sort yourself out.

@divegeester said
It’s your belief, not mine, it’s your doctrine, not mine.

My assertion is that the doctrine is an indefensible moral abhorrence which puts people off of the good news of Christ… that is because when the unsaved hear of the notion that this version of Jesus who died for them because he loved them will alternatively be in a hellish place of his creation overseeing them b ...[text shortened]... this alternative version of the loving Jesus.
Or as I suspect, you will just keep it under wraps.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Seriously Kevin, sort yourself out.