Posted on 10/08/2012 3:31:31 PM PDT by Gamecock
Never mind, I saw it.
I want to thank you for (indirectly) substantiating the Catholic Church's requirement for priestly celibacy. Like priests, mothers and wives cannot give sufficient time to both a ministry and a family.
Peace be with you.
They at least profess to be trinitarians. Jakes takes it down to a whole 'nother level.
I think Ed Young, Jr.’s theology is sound.
He might be. I lifted the image from elsewhere.
One thing of interest though is his church’s definition of the Trinity: “He has eternally existed in three personalities...”
Personalities?
Might be reading to much into that. Or not.
Three persons = three personalities. It’s not like he is preaching to a bunch of theologians.
You should have included Joel Osteen rather than Ed Young, Jr.
TD Jakes is not a Gospel Preacher. He preaches for filthy lucre.
Three personalities=mental illness.
That’s the problem when a pastor tries to redefine something that Christians have agreed upon from the beginning.
One thing of interest though is his churchs definition of the Trinity: He has eternally existed in three personalities...Personalities?
Might be reading to much into that. Or not.
It's possible they're just really sloppy.
There's a storefront church in town who includes this in their homegrown SOF: "We believe in one God, Creator of Heaven and Earth. This one God has revealed himself to man as The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost ...Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are titles of this one God."
???
True. But it is a huge church. Plus I expect more precision from the Southern Baptists.
As far as the storefront church, it kind of reminds me of the saying that the more you try to explain the Trinity in human terms the closer you slide towards heresy. This kind of sounds like the analogy of the Trinity being like vapor/liquid/frozen water. Not exactly since those don't exist simultaneously at the molecular level.
That's why I am a Confessional Christian. Show me what you beleive the Bible teaches. I'm not impressed with churches that tout believing the Bible and only the Bible. It can take years to figure out what they believe the Bible teaches, and then vary greatly between Pastors.
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