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She had a role in our salvation insofar that it relates to Christ.
David is revered along with all the other OT Saints.
You just answered it yourself. My mother provided half my DNA and God provided my soul, similarly Mary provided half the DNA for Christ and God provided the soul in the form of his incarnate self. Therefore it logically follows that Mary is the mother of God.
It says no such thing. It says she gave birth to God incarnate in the flesh.
You seriously just aren't understanding this are you? You keep insisting that it's something that it's not in order to keep from admitting that the title Mother of God does indeed make sense.
David is revered along with all the other OT Saints.
You just answered it yourself. My mother provided half my DNA and God provided my soul, similarly Mary provided half the DNA for Christ and God provided the soul in the form of his incarnate self. Therefore it logically follows that Mary is the mother of God.
It says no such thing. It says she gave birth to God incarnate in the flesh.
You seriously just aren't understanding this are you? You keep insisting that it's something that it's not in order to keep from admitting that the title Mother of God does indeed make sense.
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She had no more a roll than her parents, her grandparents, or who spiritual fathers (abraham and david to think of a few)
No. It does not logically do anything. She provided the DNA for the body, the flesh. That is all. God is not flesh and blood he is spirit. His spirit entered flesh and blood and became man.
She gave birth to Jesus the man, God entered the man and gave him his spirit or soul. His soul was eternal. thus was not created, it had no begining and no end. Your trying to give it a begining.
The only way the "mother of God" makes sense is if what I said was true. If those things did nto happen. She is not the mother of God. She is th mother of his humaity, but not him.
No. It does not logically do anything. She provided the DNA for the body, the flesh. That is all. God is not flesh and blood he is spirit. His spirit entered flesh and blood and became man.
She gave birth to Jesus the man, God entered the man and gave him his spirit or soul. His soul was eternal. thus was not created, it had no begining and no end. Your trying to give it a begining.
The only way the "mother of God" makes sense is if what I said was true. If those things did nto happen. She is not the mother of God. She is th mother of his humaity, but not him.
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You still aren't getting this.
I am not giving God a beginning, I'm giving His incarnation a beginning, but not God himself.
His humanity cannot be separated from his divinity. From the moment of conception Christ was fully God and fully man, there was no point where Christ simply inhabited a human body devoid of a soul.
I am not giving God a beginning, I'm giving His incarnation a beginning, but not God himself.
His humanity cannot be separated from his divinity. From the moment of conception Christ was fully God and fully man, there was no point where Christ simply inhabited a human body devoid of a soul.
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No, your not getting it.
Then it is simple. Mary is NOT the mother of God. You just admitted it. Thanks
What? So God did not simply enter the body? Then how could the body be God and man at the same time?
Again, What you say makes no sense.
The body was created. The soul has always been. Unlike our soul, which is created.
That is what separates us from Christ. And yes, even mary, Her body was created, her soul was created.
Then it is simple. Mary is NOT the mother of God. You just admitted it. Thanks
What? So God did not simply enter the body? Then how could the body be God and man at the same time?
Again, What you say makes no sense.
The body was created. The soul has always been. Unlike our soul, which is created.
That is what separates us from Christ. And yes, even mary, Her body was created, her soul was created.
No. I'm afraid you're still not comprehending it.
He did nothing of the sort. He reiterated the Truth that Mary is the mother of God.
Mary is the mother of Jesus. Jesus IS God. Therefore Mary is the mother of God. Or are you saying that God somehow was incapable of being both fully man AND fully God?
. And your point is....?
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Thats your belief, you are free to it, But I comprehend it well.
He stated God did not have a beginning. I do not see how that relates to mary being the mother of God, if nothing else it contradicts it
Jesus (as God) created the heavens and earth. Spoke to moses in a bush. Gave moses his laws. Protected his people and punished them for their sin, and many other things the OT tells us he did long before Mary was even born.
Mary is the mother of the man Jesus, God has no mother.
God was not created. thus he can have no mother. Mother of God is a pagan belief, Not a christian belief,
He stated God did not have a beginning. I do not see how that relates to mary being the mother of God, if nothing else it contradicts it
Jesus (as God) created the heavens and earth. Spoke to moses in a bush. Gave moses his laws. Protected his people and punished them for their sin, and many other things the OT tells us he did long before Mary was even born.
Mary is the mother of the man Jesus, God has no mother.
God was not created. thus he can have no mother. Mother of God is a pagan belief, Not a christian belief,
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But his incarnation did, and that moment was from the moment of conception in Mary's womb. As some of my Eastern brethren are fond of titling herr she became the Theotokos (God-Bearer) and the Mother of God the Word incarnate in the flesh.
Yeah, all before the incarnation.
Like I said earlier the divinity and humanity of Christ is inseparable.
I think 2000 years of Christianity and the testimony of the Early Church Fathers would beg to differ.
Yeah, all before the incarnation.
Like I said earlier the divinity and humanity of Christ is inseparable.
I think 2000 years of Christianity and the testimony of the Early Church Fathers would beg to differ.
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lol.. you and your history. History does not trump the word of God.
God has no beginning try reading Hebrews. he like Melchizedek had no mother or father, no beginning and no end. so why do you want to make him a high priest who had a mother? Oh thats right. God lies in his word. I forgot. the words of men hold more weight than the words of God in your religion, I forgot.
