I have a question for Goinheix. Sorry if you have addressed this elsewhere, but I haven't seen it addressed yet. Let me grant for a moment that your position is true about Jesus. What are we to do with it? What does it mean in our Christian lives? What other Biblical doctrines does it affect? I'd like to hear from you how your belief affects other things in the Christian life, either in our daily walk or other doctrinal beliefs. What is the end result of your kenosis belief?
Have you ever hear of Paul being short and having problems in the eyes? I have hear it and read it many time and in many places. Is it irrelevant? probably not, because it has been repeated over and over. Is it impostant to question our salvation? Not at all, but still is good to know.
My teaching do not hany impact on our salvation, or any other doctrine. It is like discussing if a christian can divorce, if a divorced man converted to christian can married. Actually is not that deep, but yet it is important.
First, we have Jesus who lived like a christian. Then we can take him as an example of what must be and more impportant of what can be our life.
Jesus did live without any superpower. He did not have any advantage over us. He did not know anything that we can know. He was not capable of anything we can not.
Jesus lived in the power of the Holy Spirit. Actually is his own spirit.
Jesus was free form the condition of sin. In difference with all other men, he was not slave of the sin. He could choose not to sin, or choose to sin, he choose not to sin. In the same manner we, now, are free for the slavery of sin.
Today, we, as christians have exactly the same conditions of Jesus to live. There is not excuse because Jesus didnt have any advantage over us.
Jesus lived by faith.
Jesus lived on pry.
Jesus lived in obedience.
Jesus lived with no supernatutal power or capacity.
Jesus lived in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Jesus didnt know the future or anything else.
Jesus - in plain talking - lived as a regular christian.
one more.
we can undeerstand if Jesus not having any divine atributes continues to be God - fully God - then we understand that God is God because He is; not for what He has. Not for what atributes He has. The atributes dont make a God. God makes the atributes. God is above the atributes and dont depend on them.
probably there is more consecuences or benefits to know how Jesus is.