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by Brooke B on March 24th, 2005

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What is the difference between Jesus and God?

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  • by Revelator on August 17th, 2006

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    Jesus is the literal Son of God. God and Jesus are two individual beings not one. Holy Spirit is the presence of Father the almighty and Jesus Christ.

    Trinity undermines the love of God by saying both are Co-eternal,Co-equal but bible says Father begat Jesus Christ and Jesus himself says Father is greater than him.

    But Jesus is also Divine because he is born of God and not created being.

    Holy Spirit is the God's presence and not a different third being.

    Trinity is Antichristian theology b'cos it denies directly and indirectly that Jesus is not the son of God. For more details pls visit www.themeofthebible.com

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