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Christianity Mainly Saw Jesus As God, Others As Man, and Still Others As Teacher But Never a God
Rodolfo Martin Vitangcol
Published by Rodolfo Martin Vitangcol, 2019.
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Christianity mainly saw Jesus as God, others as man, and still others as teacher but never a God
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Unless otherwise noted, biblical quotations are from the Christian Community Bible: Catholic Pastoral Edition, 2005, By the Pastoral Bible Foundation in the Philippines, and are used by permission.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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PREFACE
This book with the title of:
The “TWELVE DESTRUCTIONS” Christianity Had Done Upon the Person and Mission of Jesus
THE TRUTH
The God in the | Old Testament
The God in the Gospel
Jesus Recognizes the | Sole Almightiness and Sovereignty of God
The Apostles John and Thomas see Jesus as “GOD”
God Never Did Address Jesus as “GOD THE SON,” but simply as “MY SON” | _______________
Jesus Sees Himself as | “SON OF GOD”—not “GOD”
In Summation, “God is one in person, with the Son Jesus and the Holy Spirit sharing fully in God’s Divinity” | _______________
Jesus is Inherently DIVINE—Made Man, Not Inherently HUMAN—Made Divine
There Are Those Who Believe That Jesus Was Inherently HUMAN— | Made Divine
Who Is Jesus As “MAN”?
Who Is Jesus As | “RISEN CHRIST”? | _______________
Who Is Jesus To You? | _______________
Who Is the Jesus I know | In my Heart? | _______________
Where Can We Find Jesus? | _______________
Seeing the World in Turmoil, I Miss Jesus! | _______________
Is Jesus a Lunatic with a God Complex for Claiming to be Divine? | _______________
The Virgin Mary | _______________
What Difference Would It Have Made For the World | If Jesus Had Not Come to Earth at All? | _______________
PREFACE
PREFACE
Two thousand years have passed since Jesus came to save our world, and yet our world has gone even much more miserable than when Jesus left it.
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All you see around are poverty and oppression getting ever wider and deeper, as greed and corruption get ever bolder and meaner.
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In all of these, where is Jesus, the said Messiah of the world? What has he been doing?
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He is there locked up in church, content with spewing up spiritual words that nobody listens to, aiming to save the souls of men, not the world from its ever-deepening hunger and misfortune. And who locked him up there? The Christianity of Paul.
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If the Jews had crucified the Living Jesus, Paul’s Christianity had murdered the Risen Christ!
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Behold in these twelve series of books “THE TWELVE DESTRUCTIONS“ Paul’s Christianity had brought upon the person and the true Mission of Jesus.
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JESUS MUST RISE! For as long as Jesus remains buried beneath the lies and hypocrisies of Paul’s Christianity, the world is doomed to its inevitable destruction.
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And must Jesus rise now, while the “wood is still green.”
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Amen.
This book with the title of:
This book with the title of:
“Christianity mainly saw Jesus as God, others as man, and still others as teacher but never a God”
Is
Destruction No. 4 of 12
Of
Christianity Destroyed Jesus
The “TWELVE DESTRUCTIONS” Christianity Had Done Upon the Person and Mission of Jesus
The “TWELVE DESTRUCTIONS” Christianity Had Done Upon the Person and Mission of Jesus
DESTRUCTION 1:
The God of the Old Testament is not the Father of Jesus
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DESTRUCTION # 2:
Paul Destroyed Jesus
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DESTRUCTION # 3:
Christianity presented a most confusing bible and called it—the “Word of God”
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DESTRUCTION # 4:
Christianity mainly saw Jesus as God, others as man, and still others as teacher but never a God
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Impressum
Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG
Tag der Veröffentlichung: 28.01.2019
ISBN: 978-3-7438-9465-5
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