>Worshipping Him as God is _not_ idolatry. Denying Him that honor is
>violating
>the command of ALmighty God Himself, though. Recall John 5:23

oh puh-lease. John 5:23 says nothing of the kind. You are reading too
much into that verse. By the way, why did Jesus call the Father the
"only true God" at John 17:3?

>No, you do not worship the same God Jesus worshipped. For Jesus
>worshipped the Trinity. But you claim the Trinity is pagan. So no, not
the .same at all, despite your pretence.

You haven't offered anything but substance here. If you want to believe
such a ridiculous claim as above feel free. You're too subjective and
emotionally attached to the trinity to think objectively. You have read
too many trnity books and not enough of the Bible. I will leave you
with this one more time.

After Jesus was resurrected back to heaven and sitting at the "right
hand of God" he calls YHWH "my God" four times at Revelation 3:2,12.
Jesus worships his Father as the "only trueGod", why don't you?

>It was not the Holy Spirit who taught you to deny the Divinity of
Christ.

I need not deny something that isn't real. I simply don't accpet that
lie. I think Jesus was "divine" by the way..he isn't Almighty God
though.

>But one person of the Trinity, Christ, has both a human will and a
>divine

unBiblical philosophy and sophistry. Jesus was 100% man on earth before
his resurrection. He had to be in order to be the "last Adam" (1 Cor.
15:45)

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In article <122.05.17.05.057948000@srcbs.org>, Bart Goddard says...

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>What's the difference between "influencing for our good"
>and "coercion for our good"?

If you don't know the answer to this, Bart, then you were in no position to make
the many, MANY assertions concerning grace & free will which you have been
making ever since you joined the fray in this thread.

But then why am I not surprised? Oh, I remember now, because you were the one
who made the incredibly rash assertion that God sought out Adam in Paradise
after his sin in order to kill him!

Anyone that badly confused about the action of God can contribute only confusion
in a thread on the topic of free will.


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Subudcat se sibi ut haereat Deo
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