The real Jesus. Part 2

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'Your' understanding of Jesus should be the same throughout ALL of Christianity.

Because it is not, creates divide, which means Christianity is very much flawed and not to be trusted.

Originally posted by chaney3
All I am asking for is a universal understanding of who Jesus is.

You and Dive have proven incompetent. Truly.

Which just goes to show your ignorance of reality.

Originally posted by Eladar
Which just goes to show your ignorance of reality.

Is Jesus God?

Yes or no eledar.

Originally posted by chaney3
Is Jesus God?

Yes or no eledar.

Of course he is. Of course you are free to believe otherwise.

Originally posted by Eladar
Of course he is. Of course you are free to believe otherwise.

You believe Jesus is God.

For the millions of Christians that don't believe that, what do you say?

Christianity is flawed because of this.

Originally posted by chaney3
You believe Jesus is God.

For the millions of Christians that don't believe that, what do you say?

Christianity is flawed because of this.

I say they claim to know God but do not know him at all.

Originally posted by Eladar
I say they claim to know God but do not know him at all.

You have proven my point.

Thank you.

Originally posted by chaney3
Dude, then it should be 'simple' to tell me who Jesus is.

You cannot do that. Which makes Christianity a joke, basically.

Many have answered your questions many times in many threads. What answer do you want?

Originally posted by leunammi
Many have answered your questions many times in many threads. What answer do you want?

Does everyone now agree on who Jesus is?

If not, your comment is rather stupid.

Originally posted by chaney3
You have proven my point.

Thank you.

You have proven mine.

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Then answer my OP.

Who is Jesus?

When you do, many so called Christians will disagree.

It is a bad religion, when such divide exists.

Discussing what Jesus said seems meaningless if you don't know who He is.

Objective information about who Jesus is is one thing.
Meeting Jesus, receiving Jesus is another.

The latter is infinitely more important.

You see, you may still have some questions about the nature of Christ yet know enough that you should receive Christ as your Savior and Lord.

I would not encourage anyone to wait until they think they exhaustively understand the nature of Christ before they receive Christ as Lord.