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Just to see what would happen, I entered the following question into this new Copilot A.I. chat prompt that's on Windows 11 now; Q: Is there a debate going on between VladtheDestroyer and Ps82 on the webpage I am currently viewing? A: Yes — there is definitely an active debate between...

Yeah but you just said God cannot lose any part of Himself. But, Jesus sacrificed his life. How can one do that without losing a part of oneself? Again, your idea that Jesus was just a doppelganger, or a created image God wore like a disguise, doesn't work. I am not trying to pick on you. But...

The reason why you are having trouble introducing this concept is because it doesn't work. It isn't really possible to build a framework based on "Image" for understanding the plurality of God that is actually consistent with what the Bible teaches, because sometimes He is called the invisible...

No, dude. We get way cooler and cheaper flats in Germany than what you guys get on monkey island. Check this out, this one has a mirror ceiling: link Of course my own flat isn't nearly as pricey 😄

There is no place to live there. If you were smart, you would be wanting the US to make the UK it's 51st state! My little nephew in the states just bought a home that Europeans could only ever dream of owning. He's 26. Grew up without a father and nobody ever helped him with nothing, except to...

No, Ps82! This is still wrong! 😂 Jesus is not "a created image who was equal to God because He looked like God" Who ever comes first is greater. This is a reason why birthrights are such a major theme in the Bible. Individuals and even entire tribes, contested for the rights of the...

No. Jesus isn't a created image. He is the one who created all things. The very next verse, which you failed to quote, tells us exactly that. And that's not the only verse in the Bible that says so. Come now. Jesus said, "if you've seen me you've seen the Father". He didn't say the presence of...

I think you might be overestimating the mental capabilities of the people who are actually running the show here. Rather than intentional, I would say doubling down on stupid is more appropriate. But regardless, whatever it is, it is effective. Europeans are a broken people. It would drive...

We don't really have NEWS in Europe like you do in the USA. So we don't often have much to talk about on this side of the pond. And socialism makes people very jealous. So you have to be careful what you say, like at the break table at work. If your colleague has 1 sausage in the fridge and they...

No, he can't. People with TDS are really like this.

Your answer is: Yet you add words to the scripture that are not there. Do you see what I am saying? How can scripture be the foundation of your beliefs if your beliefs depend on the words you add to the scripture? It's sorta like you are just making stuff up. Get what I mean? That is not...

But there seems to be some qualifiers that pertain to those who should be considered an authority, according to Romans 13: 13 Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and the authorities that exist are appointed by God. 2 Therefore...

Alright, well you literally just added "God the Spirit with his presence" to Paul's words to change the meaning of what he says in Colossian 1:17 Do you know why you did that? Why did you do that?

So I think just 2 days ago, the Jehovah's Witness cult, just lifted their ban on blood transfusions. Prior to this, their cult leaders had reinterpreted scriptures prohibiting eating meat that still has blood in it, to mean you can't have a blood transfusion if you are dying. So in 1994 the...

Mmmm, no. Ultimately it was God's self-sacrifice that saved us. You say that as if there is actually a time referenced in the Bible where God did not exist as a plurality. There is not. You're a bit wrong here. There is a reason the Bible specifically states God created Adam -Not the...

Wow! That is really something!

Cool link.

Sure but the Hebrews would have been familiar enough with the workings of our digestive system to know that the contents of our stomach, for example, are not necessarily part of us. That's a good point! Sure. There is also Job 33:4, for example: "The spirit of God has made me and the breath...