To: HarleyD
"This has been used several times now and let me simply say that there has only been one person throughout history that truly was separated from God. He had a right to say it."
What is that supposed to mean? If Jesus was God, how could he have thought he was forsaken by God? Your theology turns Jesus into a neurotic, a man who is God but feels separated and alienated from God. Can you explain that for me?
218 posted on
08/26/2007 2:47:49 AM PDT by
Steve_Seattle
("Above all, shake your bum at Burton.")
To: Steve_Seattle
What is that supposed to mean? If Jesus was God, how could he have thought he was forsaken by God? You're getting into mysteries of the Trinity. How could Christ, being God, be raised by God? How could He descend into hell? How could God the Father turn His back on God the Son? These, and more, have always been a mystery within Christianity. All we know is that it happened and this has always been the teaching of the Church.
For us, however, God's presences is all around us. We just have to open our eyes.
226 posted on
08/26/2007 4:01:50 AM PDT by
HarleyD
To: Steve_Seattle; HarleyD
If Jesus was God, how could he have thought he was forsaken by God? Your theology turns Jesus into a neurotic, a man who is God but feels separated and alienated from God.When JESUS took on the sins of the world was he still connected to God the Father?
238 posted on
08/26/2007 12:07:03 PM PDT by
wmfights
(LUKE 9:49-50 , MARK 9:38-41)
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson