[Faith-talk] The concept of Monotheism in Islam. Please, read it carefully.

Poppa Bear heavens4real at gmail.com
Sun Mar 9 18:07:17 UTC 2014


Not a problem, I think that all of the truths from the Bible are laid out in 
the world around us. For example, every day is like a new cycle of 
resurrection as the sun goes down and we take on a time of darkness then as 
the sun rises each morning just as Jesus did  on reserection day, we are 
given a newness of life that reminds me of a type of new birth every day we 
receive. We can even look at our bodies,every day cells are dying and being 
restored, our hair, our nails and so on all go through a death and 
reserection daily. As winter brings a feeling of a kind of halt/stopping of 
life, the birds, bugs and other animals as well as plant life go into their 
grave for a time only to find a fresh and new resurrection in the spring. We 
have multi dimintions in everything around us from the things we touch, 
taste hear and see, in some cases. How and why do we relegate these common 
day occurrences to one realm and then say that it is impossible for God to 
have such a character as to be multi dimensional? Look at water, it is a 
vaper, a solid when it is ice and a liquid when it is rain, but it is still 
all H2o. I am just throwing some of my  rambling thoughts out there, but 
just try to explore the world we live in and you may be surprised to find 
out that the world is Gods natural revelation, his Bible written outside of 
a book on our hearts and in nature.

Well, you be blessed and take care friend.





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "justin williams" <justin.williams2 at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [Faith-talk] The concept of Monotheism in Islam. Please,read it 
carefully.


> Well done; never thought of the trinidy as body mind and soul.  Well done.
> I'm wondering if the other religions who have done the trinidy thought 
> like
> that.  I don't know why I never associated the Christian trinidy like 
> that;
> thanks, I appreciate it. Good point.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Faith-talk [mailto:faith-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Poppa
> Bear
> Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 1:07 PM
> To: Faith-talk, for the discussion of faith and religion
> Subject: Re: [Faith-talk] The concept of Monotheism in Islam. Please, read
> it carefully.
>
> Could we say that us, /humans are Trinitarian? Body, mind and Soul? These
> are all three distinct aspects of us as a single person. Maybe give it 
> some
> real thought and see if our flesh can be in complete opposition to our 
> souls
> desires? Can our mind and flesh/body be at war or in harmony at times? 
> When
> we say that person has a fighting Spirit, or a crushed and broken Spirit,
> what do we mean? I could go on and on, but if a person doesn't see a 
> shadow
> of how three in one doesn't have to be such an inconceivable idea. When a
> husband and wife become one flesh what does God mean? That "one" that is
> used in the original is plural for one in harmony and is tied to the "one"
> when the Bible says the Lord your God is one. Just some food for thought. 
> I
> think so often people will accept the teachings of others beliefs and what
> they say against the beliefs of Christian doctrine for an attempt to feel
> loving, but the love of Christ isn't lackadaisical or shilly shally about
> Gods person, attributes or this great message of hope and eternal life.
> Also, what are the implications if there is no God the Father, God the son
> and God the Holy Spirit? If we research the interchanging roles throughout
> the Bible we will se that all of the Holy functions of the God head are
> taken on by all three in the areas of creation, sanctification/redemption
> and judgment. Has anybody explained all of these points outside of the
> Doctrine of the trinity? Perhaps so, but if so, it has warn a much thinner
> and less durable veneer than the doctrine of the trinity.
>
> Well, take care and have a blessed Lords day.
>
>
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