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Not all Christians believe in the trinity. There’s nothing in the scripture that says that Jesus is God. In the letters of Paul, James, etc. It usually always says God and Jesus, which makes it clear that they didn’t believe Jesus was God. He’s however more than just a prophet, he is the king of the Jews.
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OK guys, I would like to know the name of father that Jesus had here on earth, I would like to know who will gonna punish devil, I would like to know why do you try to create a limited God. I would like to know why we (Christians), believe in Jesus, and not in Moses, not in Elijah, not David. Probably these guys on proadcast are ignorants, they are other more educated that they can answer you all. I would suggest you all to read this. Galatians 1:8.
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God does not have "knowledge" or "experience time" the way we do, it is beyond our conception as finite humans. How is He all-knowing? Because he experiences all things at all times, everywhere — this is His infinitude. God as Father exists beyond space and time as we have said, but Christ on Earth is incarnate, and thus exists IN space and time.
God is expressing himself through finitude, as a human, as flesh, in Jesus Christ. Though He remains God, as the incarnation his expression is limited by definition. It is simply a brute fact that as an incarnate being Christ cannot experience and "know" (or perhaps, instead of "know" you might say "be in") all of space and time in the same way as God as Father.
Through Jesus Christ's finitude, a limited expression of God's infinite Being, we can look upon Him directly. If we were to experience God in all his infinitude (i.e. infinite glory) our minds would not be able to survive it.
Similarly, the Holy Spirit operates within space and time, however "in spirit", rather than in a specific body.
One might say, "Wait but I thought all three were eternal, uncreated, and co-substantial." While my above descriptions might make some sense in the context of the Creation we know, what about the time the trinity existed "before creation" i.e. "before space and time?
In the inconceivable moments we might designate as "before creation," God is all that exists and yet He is necessarily in relationship with himself. How can that be possible unless there is an Other with which to relate to? Hence the Son and the Holy Spirit. It is a mystery that perhaps cannot be explained but the motion of heavens, love, and mind must exist in 3. Otherwise there would be no space for Reality and Truth. If it was 1 it would be a point (no motion, static), if it was 2 it would be a line (motion, binary and limited), but when you have 3, then you have a plane, i.e. space, for things to exist.
These are all imperfect attempts to describe the mysteries of God. We can only get so far with logic and rationality.
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@BeyondUniverse007
6 months ago
🔥Is Quran unscientific because it says lamps protect in the sky?
The Quran, the holy book of Islam, is filled with verses that have been the subject of contemplation and study for centuries. Among its verses, there are those that touch upon scientific aspects of the universe, often in ways that are both profound and intriguing. One such verse is found in Chapter 41, Verse 12, in which Allah speaks of adorning the nearest heaven with lamps and as protection. This verse has captivated the curiosity of many, as it alludes to celestial objects and their role in safeguarding the universe.
Understanding the Quranic Verse:
Let's delve into this Quranic verse. In this verse, the word used is مَصَٰبِيحَ (masābiḥa), the plural form of مِصْبَاح (miṣbāḥ), which means "lamp" or "light" in Classical Arabic. It is derived from the root ص ب ح (ṣ b ḥ), a term that carries the meaning of "glowing" or "shining." This choice of word is particularly remarkable, as it encompasses all phenomena in the observable universe that produce, reflect, or embody light.
The Beauty of Celestial Phenomena:
The fascinating aspect of this verse is the all-encompassing nature of the term "masābiḥa." It refers not only to stars but also to various celestial phenomena that shine like stars in our night sky. These include planets, galaxies, and even distant nebulae, which emit or reflect light, collectively contributing to the awe-inspiring cosmic display that we witness.
Protection: What Does it Mean?
The verse intriguingly mentions these celestial objects as providing protection, but it doesn't specify what they protect. This leaves room for interpretation. On a grand scale, celestial bodies like our sun protect us from extinction. The sun, a colossal ball of burning gas, shields us from cosmic radiation, ensuring the habitability of our planet.
Stars, in their own way, could be the protectors of life beyond Earth. We contemplate the possibility of alien civilizations residing in distant star systems, much like us. These stars may offer a similar protective role to their inhabitants, safeguarding them from cosmic threats.
Moreover, the protection referred to in the Quran could extend to entities we have not yet observed, such as jinn and angels. These celestial lamps may serve as beacons of guidance, protection, or interaction for such beings.
Gravity and Cosmic Harmony:
When considering the idea of protection on a grand scale, one can't help but ponder the role of celestial objects in stabilizing the universe's gravity. Stars, with their immense gravitational forces, play a significant role in maintaining the cosmic balance. Their gravitational interactions help prevent chaotic scenarios in the universe, ensuring the steady motion of planets and other celestial bodies.
The Divine Purpose:
The concept of protection in the Quranic verse prompts us to reflect on the divine purpose behind the universe's design. While solar radiation may be harmful, Allah has determined the mechanisms that ensure our survival. This echoes the broader philosophical question of why humans, despite their imperfections, exist. In Islamic belief, everything has a purpose, and perfection is defined within the context of that purpose.
In this context, the human body is designed for a specific purpose – to undergo the test of existence in this universe. This perspective underscores the idea that perfection is subjective and depends on the intended function. For example, we wouldn't criticize an F-16 fighter jet for its inability to carry 50 passengers because it was designed for a different role.
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