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Where? In this age of camera phones, there should be a plethora. After all, we are told 4000 Russian soldiers have already been killed in combat. The United States invaded Iraq 19 years ago. There is tons of footage (just google it or go to YouTube) of that war. The battles of Mosul or...

Isn't it odd that there is not any real combat footage of engagements between Ukrainian and Russian forces? In this age with everyone having a camera phone, coupled with all the war correspondents, why is there no actual battle footage? Supposedly there are nearly 4,000 Russian casualties...

Isn't it odd that there is not any real combat footage of engagements between Ukrainian and Russian forces?

I see Jesus doubling down in John 6. "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you; he who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day. For my flesh is food indeed, and my...

The Eucharist is still the central act of worship for most of the world's Christians. It is found in Scripture in the Lord's Supper narratives. For example, "And he took the cup, and gave thanks (εὐχαριστήσας / eucharisteō), and gave it to them, saying, Drink ye all of it;" (Matthew 26:27)...

Purchase? No, as grace cannot be bought like a commodity. However, the Lord does answer Nicodemus as to how one becomes born again. He is explicit that two things are required: water and the Spirit. John then goes on to drive the point home lest there be any doubt as to what Jesus is...

That would mean God ceased to be God at a specific time. Do you not see the folly in this? God is the very act of existence. He cannot cease to be. No, he never ceased to be God. When Christ became man, he continued to possess the divine nature.

Exactly! And in John 6:51, what does Jesus explicitly call the true manna from heaven??? Again, saying John 3:5-8 is not about baptism is like saying John 6 is not about the Eucharist. Speaking of which, what do you call the water and spirit that Jesus said is required to be born again? Do...

...And what does Jesus say is the true manna from heaven in John 6??? "...Your fathers ate the manna in the wilderness, and they died. This is the bread that comes down from heaven, so that one may eat of it and not die. that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live...

I thought you are arguing that. If not, I apologize. Ever never ceased to be God when he became man. He took on flesh. "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us." And yes, that is the paradox of Christianity: The God of creation humbled himself by entering into his creation, coming as...

If God set aside his divinity, then he is not God. It's as simple as that. God is unchangeable. If he changes, he is not God. Simple test.

Again, God cannot slip out of his divinity like Superman slipping out of his superpowers. God is unchangeable. If he changed or sinned as you are asserting, then he is not God. “Which one of you convicts me of sin?” - John 8:46 “For we have not a high priest who is unable to sympathize with...

Because he became man. "And the word was made flesh..."

That's like saying John 6 said not a thing about the Eucharist. Jesus told Nicodemus two things were required to be born again: water and the Spirit. To most of the world's Christians, this is believed to occur at baptism. John even drives home the point as after Jesus' instruction to...

God is unchangeable. He cannot and does not slip out of his divinity like Superman stepping into the crystal chamber with the red Kryptonian to remove his superpowers. And Jesus did not sin. He is incapable of sin because he is God. God is sinless in his essence. Sin is an imperfection and...

He does not slip off out of his divinity. He is unchangeable. And yes, God most certainly did die. This is because God became man. We call it the Incarnation. " Then Jesus, calling out with a loud voice, said, 'Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!' And having said this he breathed...

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Again, you are completely ignoring Jesus' answer to Nicodemus' question. Jesus told him two things are required to be born again. In case there was any doubt as to what those two things are, John 3 leaves no question for doubt when he continues and goes on to describe Jesus and the Apostles...