Answers to Adib Farakish's questions

Submitted by JustMe (United States), Mar 17, 2006 at 11:12

First, I want to say this is what I believe, and I am not a theologist as someone sarcastically stated. Many have many different interpretations to these questions. I can see why Sword has told me to stay off this subject as the focus of our debate will go somewhere else.

I believe God is God. Jesus is his son sent to guide us. The Holy Spirit is God's spirit that guides us day in and day out. Yes, it is mentioned all over the Bible that Jesus is the son of God. I can't see how people get that one screwed up. I couldn't tell you about your 'biological' question. Have we come to the point where we need DNA testing in order to prove that Jesus is God's son? I don't know why you said I believe that Jesus was God himself, as I don't believe that. As I said, I believe he is the son.

This should answer your next questions about God giving birth to another God (or the same God). The answer is no. And it also answers your next question. No, God was not both Mary's son and her son's father. God is Mary's God and her son's father. I think I explained what the Holy Spirit is. No, it's not a God. No, there are not 3 God's. There's one God. It's not that complicated. Although, men have made it seem that way. Confusion is Satan's way and keeps us from what God really wants for us on this earth. I am not offended by your questions, but I'll probably not get into the religious aspects of my beliefs on this board anymore. It will probably just cause problems. It's just difficult to have the Muslim's belief of Jesus being stated as a fact through many postings without disputing it. I hope you were being sincere when you asked these questions, otherwise my response was a big waste of time.

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