Would Jesus Christ be apart of the Q Continuum?  Is the Holy Spirit and "The Force" one in the same?
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You know, I always think of outer space and space travel in terms of Star Trek (I'm such a nerd).  I think it would be quite interesting if our world was created by an omnipotent being such as Q.  As for Jesus being a Q, I guess he would actually be the Son of Q.
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NT god is actually a trinity, so it would be three on one.  But, I'd still go with OT god.
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I like your revelation.  Consider also this one:  Light has three parts:  a part which you can neither see nor feel---God the Father\n            a part which you can feel but cannot see--God the Holy  Spirit.\n            a part which you can both see and feel ----God the Son.\n\n     One God, three possible manifestations--or ways of relating to God.    Christ is God revealed in human flesh.  Remember the verses:  In the beginning the word was with God, and the word was God, and the word became flesh and dwelt among us.\nOr how about,  "And His name shall be called many names: Mighty God,  Everlasting Father."   The last verse in in Isaiah.
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That could be tricky, and I'm not sure the religious folks so far have thought about the implications. For example, if Jesus did exist and was crucified in "our" universe, then under one of the multi-dimensional paradigms, there must be another universe in which he lived and was NOT crucified.
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Trinity  = One Body = Father, Son, & Holy Spirit.\n\nFather can act independant from Son and Holy Spirit.\nSon can act independant from Father and Holy Spirit.\nHoly Spirit can act independant from Father and Son.\nEven when they are acting independantly, they communicate in perfect harmony and with the same perfect goal ... LOVE.  Have you ever seen the "Power Rangers"?  The Holy Trinity is kinnda like that ... but communication is instant and each member of the Holy Trinity works together!\n\nThe Holy Spirt came upon Mary to give her the child Jesus <Luke 1: 35>.  When Jesus died, he cryed up his spirit to the Father and the Holy Spirit.  They were there with Jesus when Jesus died and decended to Hell; they were there when Jesus ascended to Heaven.
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It depends. I spoke to our Parish priest about that, (^_^) and he said that it was INSPIRED in the prophets who wrote it, so in reality it was not really what Jesus exactly says (or said).\n \n(^_^)
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Interesting point, but I thought the whole "second coming" was promised to the disciples AFTER the resurrection. In that case, no.
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To answer your question, you must first believe in the concept of the Trinity. For example...Water can exist as a gas, a liquid and a solid, but it is still Water, the same concept holds true for the Trinity, The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit all exist as God.  Why is it so impossible to believe that one entity could speak to the other, and Jesus was not the Fathers slave, he simply chose to willingly accept the Fathers Will in His life.  I hope this answers your question.
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Ephesians 4:4\nThere is one body, and one spirit, even as ye are called in ONE hope of your calling.\n\nEphesians 4:5\nOne Lord, one faith, one baptism.\nEphesians 4:6\nOne God, and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.\nEphesians 4:7\nBur unto every one of us is given grace according to the measures of the gift of Christ.\n\nDo you still think their is more then one God, Christ Jesus in heaven?
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The Holy Spirit has self identity, is aware, and is not merely a force because a force doesn't speak, love, grieve, and have a mind.  But the cults tend to ignore these verses and tell us that the Spirit is nothing more than some presence or power.  Sure, the Spirit is a presence and a power, but that is not all He is.  He is the third person in the Trinity.  He is the one who applies the redemptive work of Christ to the believer.  He is the one who convicts the world of sin (John 16:8), who teaches (John 14:26; 15:26), and who anoints (1 John 2:27).\n     But, the Holy Spirit is also humble because He points to Jesus (John 15:26).  Therefore, anyone who is truly indwelt by the Holy Spirit will likewise bear witness of Jesus.\n     Okay, so what is the devotional aspect here?  Simple, the Holy Spirit indwells you and convictions of righteousness and sin.  The Holy Spirit is very active in working in your lives as Christians to bring you into a closer relationship with Jesus.  We should know more about the One who makes so much possible with our Savior.
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I am sorry, but the trinity is a false concept.  God is not the author of confusion, as you said, and therefore such a 'mysterious' God cannot be real.  Don't get me wrong, it is simply three Gods.  Jesus is the Christ, the trinity is a human idea.
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God is one God in three parts, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. They are all every bit God but able to function separately. Don't worry about the De Vinci Code, it fiction.
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What does one question have to do with the other?  Jesus laid down His life willing for our sins.  The mortal body of Jesus did die on the cross, yet the Spirit of the one true God was never corrupted or died.  Check the book of John.
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Jesus and God, both being one and the same. If Jesus resurrected himself and God resurrected Jesus the equation must equal the fact the Jesus is God. \nI didn't even have to look up your verses but thanks for the hint anyway.\n\nWatch out you JW's this stuff will confuse you if you don't look the answer up in your little book and don't ask the elders opinion.\n\nYou are probably gonna get bashed for this one Schneb.\n\nMay 20,\nOh yeah, I almost forgot. In Romans you have the Holy Spirit raising Jesus. And there you have your Trinity. I guess I should have looked up the verses rather than doing it from memory.
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yup you are right. The force requires matter. Like a tree in the forest falling. Sound waves are created but if no one hears it does it really exist?
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I have sometimes wondered about how Jesus, being God, was able to contain the infinite wisdom and knowledge of God in the finite space of a human cranium. The best thing that I have been able to figure out is that He had access to the fullness of deity, but did not make full use of it in some ways. For example, Paul's letter to the Phillippian church  speaks of Jesus not clinging to his prerogatives as God, but emptying Himself. It seems that He did not retain all knowledge of the future and technology, etc., so that he would rely on the Holy Spirit to do His works, just as we are to relay on Him. Jesus' entire life on earth was a ministry, not only his passion and death and resurrection. He served as an example of how we are to serve. \n\nSo, when Jesus was faced with a situation, He drew on the power of the Holy Spirit to work miracles, to prophesy, to heal, not His own power. In a sense, he gave up the right to decide what was the best approach. He was led of the Spirit to a degree that probably nobody else ever was. He was fulfilling a specific mission in His life, which was to redeem us, not necessarily to establish schools, etc. (more on this in a moment.)\n\nThe miracles Jesus did were to establish credibility so that people would believe He was the promised Messiah. (He told people to believe on the basis of the miracles, if nothing else.) The specific miracles were unimportant in the sense that He could probably have just spoken and healed everybody in Judea at once. But that would not have led them to faith in Him. They had to be done in such a way as to get people's attention and for them to see.\n\nNow, as to schools, it has sometimes struck me that the book of Acts is, as it says in the first sentence, "...all that Jesus began to do and teach..." The book is sometimes called the acts of the apostles, but I think they would be the first to give Jesus the glory for all those deeds. \n\nWhen I reflect on what has been accomplished, with Christians over the centuries establishing schools, hospitals, orphanages, museums, beautiful and permanent works of architecture and engineering, I am sometimes amazed, and I say, Jesus did it all. It is all from Him, and this would never have come to pass without Him. So, in a sense, He did do all these things. I don't know why He didn't do them sooner. But I know He knows what he is doing.
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For the sake of expediency I am re-posting this answer which was formulated to the question of "Black Jesus?" a few days ago. It was voted best answer, so it may have relevance.\n\n\nI have a close friend who is charismatic, messianic and fanatic who claims to have seen Jesus as a elderly, black man in Key West a few years ago. Of course, he also claims on another occasion to have seen the Father as well, which isn't possible. Can any one say "Angel of light"?\nI think that Jesus( apart from His manifested glory) will be very similar in appearance as He was while on this earth because His disciples recognized Him after the Resurrection-well at least after He opened their unbelieving eyes. He won't appear as a blue eyed, light completion, gentile as our artist have depicted Him or as a black man, or Oriental, or WASP. My hunch is He will probably be darker skinned than we picture Him in our minds. A final thought: be careful of those images which you form with your imagination, they are only one very small step away from idolatry. We are to pray to our Father in Heaven, not to the image of Christ we hold in our minds.