Christians : my problem with Christianity, some questions.

[JuliaL]

If God had a son, then god is not pure : he displays human behavior & proving that he (just like any creature) has a race & genes. How would I respect my god, if he like humans, reproduce ?

I've never seen a full and complete definition of "pure."
All the theists supply are examples. To call it "Godlike" replaces one unknown with another.
Without that, arguments on greater or lesser purity are empty.


If a perfect God had a son, why would that not be a pure action?
If God is perfect, so are His actions-all of them.
Or is there a standard of purity outside of God that He must follow?
Atlas, your god produced an imperfect creation, one which could be corrupted.
Why not a son?

Father (1)
Son (2)
Holy Spirit (3)

So that's 1.. 2.. 3..

So, when you say "God...He...Him..." you really ought to be saying, "they...them."

I've always felt that this was one of the few pieces of evidence supporting Christianity. Creation by committee is much more plausible than creation by a single competent individual. No single being could have screwed it up as badly as these three.