Is the Father the Son?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Believer

I did answer...lol

The "you won't answer" or 'you are dancing' is an old tactic used by many of the UCs on the forum, Believer. Get used to it ... even when you do ... if its not the answer they seek then they'll hit you w/ it again.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by Kansas Preacher

He Who IS the Son IS eternal. The Son, however, is NOT. The Eternal One is Eternal. However, He BECAME the "begotten" (NOT "eternal") Son of God.

My UC brother I feel the same.

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

No joke you're really Trinity,well you are still my friend.
Prior to the incarnation if the Son is eternal then who was His mother ?

This is what we call a "non-sense" question. The "Father" and "Son" are relational terms. nice try though

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Believer

Ok.. do natures talk, pray, love each other?

Originally Posted by Kansas Preacher

Do "coequal persons" pray to one another?

KP .. I believe you've answered a question w/ a question ... He answered your question ... then he asked you about natures ... perhaps he'll answer yours after you answer his.

[Kansas Preacher]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

The "you won't answer" or 'you are dancing' is an old tactic used by many of the UCs on the forum, Believer. Get used to it ... even when you do ... if its not the answer they seek then they'll hit you w/ it again.

Daniel, I asked a very specific question TWICE, but got no specific answer either time. It was not some "old tactic." I was trying to point out a problem.

If we want to talk about "old tactics," how about the use of "UC" (i.e., "ultra-con") -- calling names rather than dealing with issues?

[SDG]

Originally Posted by Kansas Preacher

Daniel, I asked a very specific question TWICE, but got no specific answer either time. It was not some "old tactic." I was trying to point out a problem.

If we want to talk about "old tactics," how about the use of "UC" (i.e., "ultra-con") -- calling names rather than dealing with issues?

THE I AM ANSWER WAS THE SAME ANSWER YOU GAVE HIM ... but keep repeating the question ... maybe he'll acquiesce and say you've been right all along.

Care to answer his question, now? oloroid

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

My UC brother I feel the same.

That's because you are using the 21st century term for begotten. The word translated from Greek is monogenes, mono means "alone" or "only," and genos, means "kind," or "type." The literal Greek actually means one and only. This is also a relational term

[Kansas Preacher]

Originally Posted by Believer

This is what we call a "non-sense" question. The "Father" and "Son" are relational terms. nice try though

I don't see it as a "non-sense" question. I see it as perfectly valid. Luke 1:35 teaches "that holy thing" which was born of Mary was "called the Son of God." If the Son of God is eternal, then so is Mary. Furthermore, if He is, in fact, God the Son, then Mary IS the "mother of God."

Brother Hutchinson, your question is valid.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by Believer

This is what we call a "non-sense" question. The "Father" and "Son" are relational terms. nice try though

You are my friend.I was not trying to bait you.

[Scott Hutchinson]

Originally Posted by Kansas Preacher

I don't see it as a "non-sense" question. I see it as perfectly valid. Luke 1:35 teaches "that holy thing" which was born of Mary was "called the Son of God." If the Son of God is eternal, then so is Mary. Furthermore, if He is, in fact, God the Son, then Mary IS the "mother of God."

Brother Hutchinson, your question is valid.

Mary did not mother God, but Jesus Christ got his flesh from her.