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They did the math. I recently read "Stalking the Wild Pendulum". Three times actually. I still don't understand what I read.

Thanks for that WhiteTail48.

https://archaix.com/ this guy gives all the chronology that proves we live in a simulation. It's undeniable. He uses the chronology of the scriptures and many other texts that go but in antiquities, cross referencing it all from multiple vantage points showing our true history,how religion is used to control the masses. He shows the edits and resets throughout history and how the calendars have been changed and manipulated to hide these edits and resets. The mathematical perfection that shows all this makes its pretty easy to see. Through all this there is evidence that there is a God.

In their attempt to make Jesus less than God, they also created a SECOND god. They have their god. Then they call Jesus 'a god'. This 'a god' is in addition to their big god, making at least 2 gods. They claim to have only 1 god but then they create another one, contrary to their monotheistic belief.

Here is one of the pitfalls of human religion. Even many so called Christian churches take the context out of the Bible!
Satan himself is very good at quoting scripture, using scripture to deceive even believers into thinking that they’re following the will of God, when they’re actually way off the path!
How many times have you heard someone say that the Bible contradicts itself, thereby justifying their own lack of reading it or attending a church? I myself was guilty of this before I was saved!
There are supposedly Christian churches with homosexual preachers, transgender preachers and God knows what else, believing that they are saved because their leaders quote scripture out of context!
Heck, anything can be taken out at context, and twisted into meaning the exact opposite of what it actually says. Our own Bill of Rights is used by politicians to promote and justify gun control, federal control of states, even abortion.
I believe that I belong to a very good church. The reason I believe this is because every single sermon or topic is always reinforced by other scripture. I said in an earlier thread that I’m getting pretty good at locating some of the more obscure books of the Bible that aren’t used very often!😀
But in doing all this page turning, I know that what I am being taught is true, and it has given me a hunger to learn more and be a better Christian.
Many years I attended a church, even taught some evening classes without reading the Bible on my own time!
I still read mostly history. I always have! But I can honestly say that I read the Bible very often of my own will.
Im still not a great Christian, but I can see that I am an improving Christian! That’s about as good as anyone can claim on earth!😀
Edited to add that the old church used the NIV translation. It is easier to use for some, I have I believe 3 different translations myself! NIV, New Living Bible, and probably American Standard Version.
But my new church sticks with the original King James Version. I have been warned that different translations are often taken out of context, so we stick with the original.
Reon

Multiple independent labs carbon 14 dated the the shroud to the 14th century.

It's a late middle ages forgery.

There is never gonna be ANY DEFINITIVE PROOF of Gods existence or Christ divinity as long as we’re here on earth!
The definitive proof that everyone seeks will be revealed after we die, or when Christ Himself returns. Until then, our salvation depends on our own faith! This is why the Bible states over and over again that “through faith alone, are we to be saved”!
I have heard of Egyptian Chariots being located at the bottom of the Red Sea. This would prove that the book of Exodus to be true. I have heard the shroud is carbon dated to the 14th century too, obviously it is fake!
But when you boil everything down, and do your own research to reach your own conclusions, the question “did Christ actually offer Himself as atonement for my own sins?” Still comes down to personal faith! This is as God intended, just as my reading of scripture tells me!
I choose to believe He did. My Mom told me this before I was old enough to read. I’m sure her prayers have guided me, even when I was too busy living to worry about being dead!😎
The fact that in the past couple of years, threads like this, open discussions about Christian faith , are so fast growing, tells me that more and more people are starting to recognize that there’s something or somebody behind the curtains of government and life.
I was here when we had a separate forum called “Christ at The Campfire”, and how it became a shooting gallery for those who choose not to believe!🤬
Based on these experiences, I can see that more and more, people are starting to wake up!
I gives me hope, and it reinforces my own faith!😀

What I don`t understand is why the Christian Churches do not accept "The Gospel of Jesus " ?

I believe in the trinity, God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit.

Crazy theories contrary to the Holy Bible are of Satan to lead others astray. I choose to accept Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.

Teachings and theories that Jesus is not God are propagated by Satan to deny Christ the same honor, praise, worship and obedience due only to true God. Unless a person believes that Jesus Christ is God he or she cannot be saved, because only God who became man in order to complete the work of redemption can save and God the Father will not accept any lesser savior. His other name is Immanuel or God with us.

"And God said, let us make man" let us is the Holy Trinity, the Father The Son and The Holy Spirt who are Triune God.

If you understand the bible, you know that Jesus had to be both God and man. Jesus actually referred to himself as both, he even referred to everyone as gods in John 10:34. Jesus also speaks of himself and God being one, and all of us becoming one together in John 17:21-24. All of this may blur the distinction and force us to reevaluate our own concepts of separateness.

Regardless, Jesus had to be both God and man, because the man of Jesus had to live a sinless life in perfect obedience. The man of Jesus had to suffer every consequence of sin including dying a horrible death forsaken by God. The God of Jesus was the only one capable of living a perfect sinless life. In essence God had to become man in a way that he would not be subject to sin, thus the word God sent Mary became flesh without the sperm of sin tainted man. Only God could accomplish this and save man by paying all man's debt to him as a man himself.

Do you read the Bible? Why are you asking the question here?

Yes

Jesus quoted Psalm 82:6 where God called Israel’s rules “gods”. Israel’s judges were called “gods”, Exodus 21:6, Exodus 22:8-9, 22:28. Jesus’ argument was if God called them “gods”, He was far greater.

The sheep do stray.

No he didn't. He was quoting Ps 82:6. It's talking about judges who called themselves gods (small g). There wasn't anything divine about them. It was a title. The Mormons latched onto this to teach that there are lots of gods. That's false.

It doesn't matter at all to my point. If you are in God and he is in you, and you are one together, you still may need to redefine your terms concerning how much of an individual you are.

"Crickets! !"

Jesus said, He was the Son of God, so He is divine. He also said He was leaving us connected with the Holy Spirit, also divine.
Reading the book of John should clear up the Spiritual questions regarding Oneness. In the book of John Jesus explains our Spirit is in Him and He is within us as He is within God and God is within Him and together we are (spiritually implied) all in the Oneness.

I don't know how many times He referred to His heavenly Father, or Himself as the Son? But it must have been tiring enough that He mentioned to the other guy on the cross that they would soon be in Paradise. (away from the confusion implied)