Interesting discussion, I think elme was refering to being One God, whether you use the name G-d, YHWH, Spirit, Universal Consciousness, Allah, Great Father, Mother Earth, Krishna, etc. We are referring to the creator, the One God. If one wishes to discuss intricacies like Trinity v. Monotheism or Elohim v. Yahweh or Jesus v. Christ those are all different from what I read from elme.
And it is also true that discussion disintigrates when we go back and forth spouting the same thing. I always like in Covey's 7 habits, seek first to understand, then to be understood. I do find it amusing that when one indicates that the other always has to get the last word in...is actually attempting to get in the last word..since it hasn't happened here, I am effectively offending no one accept those who choose to take offense.
Life is good, Jesus died so we could have a few millenia of lively discussion, martyr, prophecy, sacrificial messiah, king of the jews... He nothing short of told Judas to do what he had to do.. I find it enlightening that Judas got the bread (the body, or the material earthly thought), but not the wine (the blood, or the spiritual heavenly wisdom)
namaste,
And it is also true that discussion disintigrates when we go back and forth spouting the same thing. I always like in Covey's 7 habits, seek first to understand, then to be understood. I do find it amusing that when one indicates that the other always has to get the last word in...is actually attempting to get in the last word..since it hasn't happened here, I am effectively offending no one accept those who choose to take offense.
Life is good, Jesus died so we could have a few millenia of lively discussion, martyr, prophecy, sacrificial messiah, king of the jews... He nothing short of told Judas to do what he had to do.. I find it enlightening that Judas got the bread (the body, or the material earthly thought), but not the wine (the blood, or the spiritual heavenly wisdom)
namaste,