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Im currently reading a book called 'Jesus a prophet of Islam' by Muhammad Ataur -Rahim which deals with the trinity and has a large section on prominent Unitarian christians, or 'heretics' as they are otherwise lovingly known. This question was raised by thomas emelyn (1603-1714):
Speaking of the day of judgement jesus says, 'Of the day knows no man, no , not even the angels of heaven, not the son but the father only'.
Emelyn observed that for anyone who believed in the divinity of jesus this statement would imply that god has two natures, or two different states of awareness simultaneously. It would put him in the ridiculous position of knowing and not knowing at the same time.
another way to raise this same question is to ask: was jesus the son AND the father at the same time?
Im currently reading a book called 'Jesus a prophet of Islam' by Muhammad Ataur -Rahim which deals with the trinity and has a large section on prominent Unitarian christians, or 'heretics' as they are otherwise lovingly known. This question was raised by thomas emelyn (1603-1714):
Speaking of the day of judgement jesus says, 'Of the day knows no man, no , not even the angels of heaven, not the son but the father only'.
Emelyn observed that for anyone who believed in the divinity of jesus this statement would imply that god has two natures, or two different states of awareness simultaneously. It would put him in the ridiculous position of knowing and not knowing at the same time.
another way to raise this same question is to ask: was jesus the son AND the father at the same time?