Artfuldodger
Senior Member
If my salvation was contingent on being a Greek scholar, I'd be as lost as a goat in a hailstorm.
I maintain my initial premise (and warning) that God in the flesh, Christ the Lord (not small L) were part of the creation of man ("let us make man in our image") and the earth.
I'll send this back and be done...
What would be the issue for the Father AND Son (and Holy Spirit for that matter) to be equally involved in creation?
Again, your premise against Christ as Creater has an undercurrent of unbelief... just saying.
And based on this, what would the issue be with God dying on the cross for our sins?
For God so loved the world he made Mary concieve with himself so that he could sacrafice himself for our sins.