RE: Did Jesus decompose?
March 14, 2019 at 2:45 pm
(This post was last modified: March 14, 2019 at 2:45 pm by tackattack.)
OK I understand that you disagree with the conditions. I thought they were implied in the OP, otherwise this whole conversation was a poorly formed straw man.
So other than the presuppositions we also disagree with the first question. If you're not going to suspend belief on the presuppositions given in the argument, why bother with answering at all?
Given the the presuppositions are conditionally true (in that it's just for arguments sake, not that you hold those beliefs) why can't Christ be 100% man and 100% God?
believe it is a valid question. I understand the standpoint that we can't be 200% of something so I'll attempt to rephrase.
Given the the presuppositions are conditionally true (in that it's just for arguments sake, not that you hold those beliefs) if Christ is 100% Himself, can that personage contain both the nature of being 100% like a man and 100% a part of God?
So other than the presuppositions we also disagree with the first question. If you're not going to suspend belief on the presuppositions given in the argument, why bother with answering at all?
Given the the presuppositions are conditionally true (in that it's just for arguments sake, not that you hold those beliefs) why can't Christ be 100% man and 100% God?
believe it is a valid question. I understand the standpoint that we can't be 200% of something so I'll attempt to rephrase.
Given the the presuppositions are conditionally true (in that it's just for arguments sake, not that you hold those beliefs) if Christ is 100% Himself, can that personage contain both the nature of being 100% like a man and 100% a part of God?
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