[don-o]

Did God die?

Is Jesus God? I say He is God. What say ye?

So, in some unfathomable way, beyond human understanding, God did die.

[CynicalBear]

>>So, in some unfathomable way, beyond human understanding, God did die.<<

Wow! Just wow! No, God didn't die. It was Jesus fleshly earthly body that died and to which Mary gave birth. The absurd statement and belief that God "in some unfathomable way" died but to not understand that Mary "in some unfathomable way" did not give birth to God is astounding.

[editor-surveyor]

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>> “Is Jesus God? I say He is God. What say ye?

So, in some unfathomable way, beyond human understanding, God did die.” <<

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That is not what God’s word says.

God’s word says that a sinless man gave up the spirit of God at the cross, and then said “It is finished,” the required utterance of the high priest after all of the Passover lambs have been slaughtered, and he died.

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[metmom]

Is Jesus God? I say He is God. What say ye? So, in some unfathomable way, beyond human understanding, God did die.

So, then, when Catholics tell us they are offering the sacrifice of the mass, in which Jesus as the lamb in heaven is perpetually dying and they are participating in that eternal sacrifice that is forever happening in heaven, then they are telling us that God, in some unfathomable way, beyond human understanding, is forever dying in heaven.

God who is Life itself, is forever dying in heaven?

Did you ever think that through?