Isagi Yoichi

I dont care about what i think about jesus but i got the similar shit same responses its like they feed it to them while they're babies

Here its the fucking dogmatic christian narrative. Why yes lol

Who else is a son of god? Anyone who convey a message is a son of god?

@Phil Why Jesus is the son of god?

@Jonas Long Jesus how is jesus son and god at the same time lol?

am i allowed to talk about religions here , am I breaking rules?

this Jesus cycle thing

i dont know what is that?

yeah in the quran its the same too the word our is used even tough its god who is speaking

why christians say Jesus is god and the son of god at the same time? I was talking to a Christian he said that our nature as humans is not divine as Jesus lol. he also said this lol : "Because we are made in the image of God and are not God himself. ‭Genesis 1:26 ESV‬ [26] Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. And let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the heavens and over the livestock and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth.” Message #christianity"

this is already the case

like you spoke to a person who didn't like what you said and physically attack you

so if someone fought with you, will you fight back?

it is

you used communication but they're still stubborn and do what they want so it clearly didn't work

What if communication didnt work

how would you deal with the people who will fight you? so they won't accept the system you want to implement and will do everything they can to destroy your system what will you do in that situation?

lmao

@Phil is this info accurate? WTF

I got a dream today where I returned back to high school and forced to take tests

😂 you're funny why are you quoting a reply not made for you lol

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