He was not God, he was the son of God. He was referred to as Lord. Yes, he was a great teacher and that's why many followed him.
Aye. He was a grand teacher, and his morals was (is) good to live by. If he really was the son of God, idk, but he still acted better than many other people.
I'll tell you what it will be after at least two pages. It will end up being another Christianity vs. evolution thread. lol...I can only argue in a certain number of threads.
Jesus was human, therefore he wasn't perfect. He was a good preacher, just like hitler. Both knew what to say to people. The difference is that what Jesus preached was love and good will beetwen all.
Jesus was human, therefore he wasn't perfect. He was a good preacher, just like hitler. Both knew what to say to people. The difference is that what Jesus preached was love and good will beetwen all.
Jesus was God in the flesh. He was totally human, but totally God at the same time, so yes He was perfect. Hitler was not a preacher, unless your definition of "reacher" is "one who preaches" and your definition of "reach" is "deliver". Preacher is usually not used in such a general way.
Jesus, yes, he was a good teacher, after all, it was the 10 commandments and his tweaking to the laws that were the first stable codes of law. It was mostly based on morally-lawful reasons, anyways =P
Now, Jesus may have been a good teacher, and to his followers, the son of God, BUT, to those that were living back then thought of him as a lunatic. Think about what was going through their minds. A guy just all of a sudden walks around saying he's the son of God, obviously, you would be confused, but at the same time either mad, or distressed.... but not without proof, right? =P
It will happen just like the other threads. If someone doesn't have an open-mind, then there is no need to discuss something. Anything I say will be countered with "He was God in earth", "He payed for our sins".
It was, and he also made certain other quotes, like "Love your friends and hate your enemy", but Jesus came and revised most of them into stronger morals.
