60 Questions for Christians to Answer

buddyman and douggg have tried to explain thieir church beliefs, that Lord means Jesus. According to what they say:God has triunie nature. There is God The father, There is god the son called Lord. There is a spirit of the father (HS). They (gods) have their own roles. They are not equal. Jesus was different to the father. Jesus came from father.

 The god has existed since eternity. But nobody knew about it until Jesus arrived. So Abraham and Moses and all the prophets after Moses did not know the triune nature of God and they never told any one or preached that doctrine. Nobody said that there are three gods in one god.

The God of the Muslims needs nobody. But the God of the christians needs a spirit. He also needs a son too. We believe that any one who needs something cannot be a god at all/

It worries me that Jesus may have talked about thefather and the holy spirit and himself. But did Jesusever say that these three things are god or each one of them is a god. I believe that people made up agod from those three things.

Have you ever read the Book of Revelation? Jesus says:

 7^(X)BEHOLD, HE IS COMING WITH THE CLOUDS, and ^(Y)every eye will see Him, even those who pierced Him; and all the tribes of the earth will ^(Z)mourn over Him. So it is to be. Amen.

 8"I am ^(AA)the Alpha and the Omega," says the ^(AB)Lord God, "^(AC)who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty."

     Though there is nothing in this world that adequately illustrates God, Paul declares the �invisible things of him from the creation of the world� can help us understand �his eternal power and Godhead� (Romans 1:20). The truth that God is a �tri-unity� of two invisible persons (Father and Spirit) and one visible person (Jesus) is evident even in creation.
     The universe is composed of three structures: space, matter, and time. Of these three, only matter is visible. Space requires length, height, and width to constitute space. Each dimension is separate and distinct in itself, yet the three form space�if you remove height, you no longer have space. Time is also a tri-unity of past, present, and future. Two are invisible (past and future), and one visible (present). Each is separate and distinct, as well as essential for time to exist. Man is also a �tri-unity,� having physical, mental, and spiritual components. Again, two are invisible (mental and spiritual) and one visible (physical). Cells compose the fundamental structural unit of all living organisms. All organic life is made up from cells that consist of three primary parts: the outer wall, the cytoplasm, and the nucleus (like the shell, white, and yoke of an egg). If any one is removed, the cell dies.
     In each of these examples, the removal of any one component results in the demise of the whole. In like manner, the Godhead contains three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Each is God (Ephesians 4:6; Titus 2:13; Acts 5:3, 4), yet there is one God. The removal of one person destroys the unity of the whole.

When you read this you have to get a whole description of God. God tells us who He is through out the entire Bible. That is why I urge you to read it.

Peace Islamispeace,

I apologize for my delayed response.  I did not realize you replied.  You asked me clarify what I meant earlier by the faith not being a religion/faith of the book.  Hopefully I can convey what I meant in regards to the question.  Not trying to show you how it is correct simply answering the question. 

Simply put the faith of the early Christians had no book.  The faith was passed down by a chain of believers.  What chain you ask.  The chain of the Apostolic fathers. The bible as we have it was not compiled to a much later date.  Of course my Protestant brothers have the same version but with books not deemed inspired by them. The faith was taught.

The Church is the Pillar and Foundation.  Not vice versa.  The faith believes from by scripture and tradition for they stem from the same divine well spring.   If you refer to some of the scripture references you can see what I mean.

2 Thes 2:15, 2 Tim 2:1-2, 2 pet 1:20-21

Just a few examples.  I hope you this answers your question.  I didn't respond to this to see who was right or wrong.  I am only giving an answer which is the title of this topic 60 questions for Christians. :)  I answered the best I could. Islamispeace, Alaykum Salam.  Nice writing and learning from you.

In regards to Andalus I would have to agree that Modalism is being described.

The view that the Three members of the Blessed Trinity are differnt modes of God is a heretical belief.  No offense to you Buddyman.  Only stating what the Modalism statement is.  Peace be with you brother.

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