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[@JustAMan400]

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[@mariahschneider606]

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[@mariahschneider606]

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[@RB98r]

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[@Red_Spirit11]

I believe in God but I'm not very religious. You speak words of wisdom. Keep up the great work! You have a gentle soul nutrure it and help others and most importantly don't forget about yourself. Liked and subscribed 😊

[@mariahschneider606]

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[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

Ecclesiastes 9:16 Then said I, Wisdom is better than strength: nevertheless the poor man's wisdom is despised, and his words are not heard.

[@mariahschneider606]

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[@itsher917]

Asalamu alaykum. did you ever look into Islam? Because how do you define God in Christianity? Son, Father, The Spirit..?? And 'Trinity' or the number 3 isnt once mentioned in the bible in that context. Or why did Jesus bow to the father.. when he is god? or is the father god? or the holy spirit? It would be interesting which thoughts you have on that. Because this believe puts you in hell or heaven. Please don't think about your nearby environment, or your culture, but only be objective and logical by defining and explaining the answer clearly.

[@mariahschneider606]

Hello there! I’d love to answer your questions. God is defined as the Father, the alpha and omega (basically none before him, he is the ultimate creator). The son is Jesus Christ, the Father is God, the Holy Spirit was risen when Jesus died on the cross. So from Jesus dying on the cross we are now able to accept Jesus as our savior through His blood that was shed, through accepting Christ, we then receive the Holy Spirit within us which leads us to have communion with God the father through a life of prayer. Jesus is a part of God, Gods Holy Spirit lived within Jesus, he was sinless. Aka “holy”. Hope that helps! If you have any questions about any of that or are still slightly confused on anything I’d love to answer any questions or reply to any thoughts you may have :)). My email is also [e-mail] if you’d like to email me!

[@itsher917]

@@mariahschneider606 Asalamu alaykum. But here is the thing. Every Christian does say something else. Especially when you look into the comment section of christian videos, there mostly is replied that Jesus IS God. But let's say your answer is the right answer for defining that. Again please don't think about your nearby environment and your culture, background etc. You say God is the Father. Do you really think that God is anything close to us humans? That you can put the noun Father? Because what does Father really mean? That he was begotten and he had begat. Do you think this is right? And let's take the word with definition and meaning. Because let's say if you believe God is the Creator of the universe you would literally take the noun 'Creator'. And if you believe God is the 'Father' with the understanding and definition of the word then you would use it. And let's be honest and rational, Creator and Father are completely different defined words from the textbook understanding that we have. And also. Jesus the begotten Son. And you said he is part of him. It comes back to the point where if it is right to humanize God. Did he create or did he begat? Because the difference between these two is that to begat means you are dependent on others, that you also where begotten. But to create doesn't go in that direction, it is independent. Do you understand what I mean? So here is the thing. We all believe and intuitively know that God is above all things, able to do all things and uncomparable. And this is where Christianity leads astray. Because In the very defining: God is the FATHER, Jesus the BEGOTTEN SON, it again comes back to, do you think that God has human forms? Or do you think he is above all and uncomparable? Because clearly you can only decide between these two. I hope I explained it to be understandable. Noting that inshallah (when Allah,God wills/wants) we both intend to want to know the truth and can look aside from our background, nearby environment, etc. Because indeed reality is we live life with all those thing mentioned, so these things do have a big part in our lives and therefore isn't easy to take out of our rational understanding. And with that unconciously sometimes we think that society has it's norms and truths, whereby the two in fact don't necessarely correlate with being right and the truth. I hope you ponder about it and can answer my questions and if you have questions yourself of course you can ask me.

[@mariahschneider606]

God is defined as the ‘Father’ because He created all living things, therefore He is the father. The naming in the Bible is used for us to conceptualize and relate to within our human understanding and capacity to understand. Basically “father” helps us understand that God is the creator and our father in heaven because he created us.also , father and creator both have the same key meaning; both represent bringing creation into this world. God is defined as the father because He not only created us but He also loves us unconditionally. He is eternal. He is the light, the good. The everlasting. My explanations come from my biblical understanding of God from scripture. I would say to not overthink to much on these concepts. The point is, God is the ultimate creator and that is why he is referred to as the Father.