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[_ Old Earth _] The Christianity In Science

Read the gospels. There are many passages that support it. I don't have the time at the moment.

The fact that this is even being questioned is very surprising.

I'm just looking for one. Surely it can't be that difficult to throw out a verse or two. If in fact they do exist.
 
we have the creationist version of the trinity and now we have the theistic evolutionist version of it. never saw it that way but I do now.
 
Original sin is a different matter, so I won't go there here.

However, I am talking about how we as humans are limited in our power. Not just Jesus looking like a human, but him actually being one.

Also, how do you reconcile Jesus not being tempted with this Scripture?

For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are—yet he did not sin. Hebrews 4:15 (NIV)

I guess I am nitpicking, but I think I get your point in that Jesus was never drawn to sin, even though the temptations were presented?

Yes, He did not succumb to temptation.

Christ performed many miracles no human could come close to doing. One doesn't do that by actually being 100% fully man.
Physically yes. By nature no. Jesus was with God in the beginning. And I don't think he forgets things.
 
we have the creationist version of the trinity and now we have the theistic evolutionist version of it. never saw it that way but I do now.

Please try to keep that from going any further in this discussion ok? DI doesn't have anything to prove as far as His Christian beliefs are concerned. None of us do.
 
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Yes, He did not succumb to temptation.

Christ performed many miracles no human could come close to doing. One doesn't do that by actually being 100% fully man.
Physically yes. By nature no. Jesus was with God in the beginning. And I don't think he forgets things.
Acts 2:22 says that God performed these mighty works through Jesus, so that negates that point.

This sounds like Docetism, where Jesus only appeared to be human.

The two natures of Christ is something you should study more.
 
In all seriousness Doulos, why don't you give us your take on the Christianity in science, since, by the way, is the title of this thread.
 
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