Jesus is Both Father & Son

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CarrierOfChrist said:
Whoa whoa whoa.. man you guys need to learn sentence structure.

"... made God human, therefore distinct from the Father..." made him a distinct WHAT? *slams palm on desk* THERE. GOT YA. Made him a distinct what, human? Meaning he wasn't God on earth, as in Jesus wasn't God? Jesus was just another human created by God, is that what you're saying?
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I have nor would I ever say jesus wasn't God. He qwas not only fully huiman but He was fully God.
 
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I have nor would I ever say jesus wasn't God. He qwas not only fully huiman but He was fully God.
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But you said "... made God human, therefore distinct from the Father...". What is your explanation of using "distinct" if that doesn't mean Jesus is a different person than the Father?
 
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But you said "... made God human, therefore distinct from the Father...". What is your explanation of using "distinct" if that doesn't mean Jesus is a different person than the Father?
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The Son was distinct from the father because of His humanity, howwever Jesus both the Son (human) and the Father (God)
 
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