Go back
How Was the Son of God Deified?

How Was the Son of God Deified?

Spirituality

R
Standard memberRemoved

Joined
03 Jan 13
Moves
13080
Clock
22 Mar 22
2 edits

We are talking about the deification of Christ.
It is not an easy matter because Christ was God from eternity.

The Word was with God and the Word was God.
Then the Word became flesh.
Surely, this was God in a man with us as Emmanuel.

So what NEED is there for God in a man to be deified?
I still say it is a good question.

The deification of the Son of Man is the same as the deification of the sons
whom are begotten of God through His resurrection.

It is not easy for me to fully underwstand or describe.
Could I be wrong?
I could make mistakes and not teach something well.

And I could be wrong.
But we have these matters in the New Testament to read and believe.
I reserve the right not to throw them away as if they are not written just because
they are challenging to understand.

God became a man so that man might become God in life and nature and expression but not in the Godhead. Christ took back to the throne of God the human nature He had clothed Himself in.

The day of His resurrection was the day in God's eyes all the brothers were born and the day He as the First Elder Brother was born.

The created item - MAN - He took back from 33.5 years of living on the earth to the throne of eternity as FIRSTBORN among MANY BROTHERS.

Ghost of a Duke

Joined
14 Mar 15
Moves
29975
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@sonship said
We are talking about the deification of Christ.
It is not an easy matter because Christ was God from eternity.

The Word was with God and the Word was God.
Then the Word became flesh.
Surely, this was God in a man with us as Emmanuel.

So what NEED is there for God in a man to be deified?
I still say it is a good question.

The deification of ...[text shortened]... k from 33.5 years of living on the earth to the throne of eternity as FIRSTBORN among MANY BROTHERS.
You still flogging this dead horse?

Something that is already deified can not then 'become' deified, despite you wanting it really badly.

R
Standard memberRemoved

Joined
03 Jan 13
Moves
13080
Clock
22 Mar 22
1 edit

@Ghost-of-a-Duke

You still flogging this dead horse?


You can taunt believers on into eternity if you wish.
Changes what ??


Something that is already deified can not then 'become' deified, despite you wanting it really badly.


To be made a brother of the Firstborn Son of God did not originate with me.
It was not initiated by my desire, my striving, my power grab.

Before the creation of the universe God predestinated some human beings to sonship through Jesus Christ. It is more than I could imagine to ask or even think.

Back to the drawing board with you silly skeptic.

Did this prayer initiated with ME ??

"Father, concerning that which You have given Me, I desire that they also may be with Me where I am. that they may behold My glory, which You hasve given Me, for You loved Me before the foundation of the world." (John 17:24)

I'm sorry if you have no one petitioning on your behalf that your atheism be vindicated.

R
Standard memberRemoved

Joined
03 Jan 13
Moves
13080
Clock
22 Mar 22
4 edits

Something that is already deified can not then 'become' deified, despite you wanting it really badly.

Bringing the Christianity defending atheist back to the Bible -

The authority to become children of God was granted by the begetting Father.

" But as many as received Him, to them He gave the authority to become children of God, to those who believe into His name, who were begotten not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God." (John 1:12,13)


The authority was granted not TO themselves BY themselves.
It was given to them by God who gave divine life to them.

" to them He gave the authority to become children of God, to those who believe into His name"


How can a supposed defender of Christianity be so ignorant is beyond me.

R
Standard memberRemoved

Joined
03 Jan 13
Moves
13080
Clock
22 Mar 22
4 edits

Come on Ghost, Whip now another inane one liner.

Yes, inane,

inane
ĭn-ān′
adjective
Lacking sense or substance.
Without contents; empty; void of sense or intelligence; purposeless; pointless; characterless; useless.
Lackingsense or meaning (often implying, "to the point of boredom or annoyance" ).


Reach down into your bag of inane one liners and keep your feeble end of the talk going.

R
Standard memberRemoved

Joined
03 Jan 13
Moves
13080
Clock
22 Mar 22
1 edit

medullah
Lover of History

Northants, England

Joined
15 Feb 05
Moves
323662
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

Christ was deified when the Roman Catholic Church came into being based upon Babylonian mythos (Hislop). The idea of a Father/Son/Mother trinity had already been established in other cultures centuries beforehand.

We now have four groups
1) those that believe this and can’t break out of their Babylonian conditioning
2) those that have researched and understand the the bible does not support a trinity
3) those (like Duke) who are disinterested but well read and can debate from a neutral standpoint.
4) those that just don’t care and have given up on religion (and who can blame them when you look at the number of conflicts that have centred around religion ?)

medullah
Lover of History

Northants, England

Joined
15 Feb 05
Moves
323662
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

Sorry to have been missing for so long guys nice to see you all again.

Hope that everyone is well. I see that we are still going around in the same old circles.

medullah
Lover of History

Northants, England

Joined
15 Feb 05
Moves
323662
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

We need to kick this trinity stuff into the long grass wether it is father/son/spirit or father/son/ “mother of god” creed

Ghost of a Duke

Joined
14 Mar 15
Moves
29975
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@sonship said
Come on Ghost, Whip now another inane one liner.

Yes, inane,
inane
ĭn-ān′
adjective
Lacking sense or substance.
Without contents; empty; void of sense or intelligence; purposeless; pointless; characterless; useless.
Lackingsense or meaning (often implying, "to the point of boredom or annoyance" ).


Reach down into your bag of inane one liners and keep your feeble end of the talk going.
Inane:

Believing something already deified can become deified.

Ghost of a Duke

Joined
14 Mar 15
Moves
29975
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@medullah said
We now have four groups
1) those that believe this and can’t break out of their Babylonian conditioning
2) those that have researched and understand the the bible does not support a trinity
3) those (like Duke) who are disinterested but well read and can debate from a neutral standpoint.
4) those that just don’t care and have given up on religion (and who can blame them when you look at the number of conflicts that have centred around religion ?)
I think I sit more comfortably in group 2 sir.

I am neither disinterested or neutral.

josephw
A fun title

Scoffer Mocker

Joined
27 Sep 06
Moves
9958
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@medullah said
Sorry to have been missing for so long guys nice to see you all again.

Hope that everyone is well. I see that we are still going around in the same old circles.
Glad to hear from you again too.

Yes. Same old circles.

josephw
A fun title

Scoffer Mocker

Joined
27 Sep 06
Moves
9958
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@medullah said
We need to kick this trinity stuff into the long grass wether it is father/son/spirit or father/son/ “mother of god” creed
Fat chance! 😁

josephw
A fun title

Scoffer Mocker

Joined
27 Sep 06
Moves
9958
Clock
22 Mar 22
Vote Up
Vote Down

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I think I sit more comfortably in group 2 sir.

I am neither disinterested or neutral.
Interested and engaged. 🙂

Rajk999
Kali

PenTesting

Joined
04 Apr 04
Moves
261326
Clock
22 Mar 22
1 edit
Vote Up
Vote Down

@medullah said
Christ was deified when the Roman Catholic Church came into being based upon Babylonian mythos (Hislop). The idea of a Father/Son/Mother trinity had already been established in other cultures centuries beforehand.

We now have four groups
1) those that believe this and can’t break out of their Babylonian conditioning
2) those that have researched and understand the the ...[text shortened]... and who can blame them when you look at the number of conflicts that have centred around religion ?)
i see you took a long vacation.

Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More.