10 Questions for Christians

10 Questions for Christians:

1) Why does the Catholic Bible contain 73 books while the Protestant Bible has only 66?

2) Why do Christians say that God is three-in-one and one in three when Jesus says in Mark 12:29: "The Lord our God is one Lord"?

3) Why does the Bible say that Jesus wanted to die on the cross, when the one on the cross was shouting "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" according to Matthew 27:45 and Mark 15:33 ?

4) To whom did God lose Jesus if he owns the whole universe?

5) Why did Jesus should have been punished for sins that he didnt commit?

6) Why we should be punished for the first sin that was commited by Adam?

7) If all the Christians are saved through Jesus and are going to Heaven no matter what they do, then whats the point of the teachings of Jesus? and where does the importance of good and evil consists in?

8) How can Christians take deeds as irrelevant after becoming one when Jesus says in Matthew 12:36; "But I say unto you that every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the Day of Judgment. For by the words thou shalt be justified, and by the words thou shalt be condemned"?

9) How did Jesus create his mother and she who gave birth to him.?

10) why did God become human?

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[cathomania]

All knowing and not all knowing at the same time? Because We believe Jesus was true God who became TRUE MAN, with the same limited nature as us. You can best understand Jesus's two Nature by reading Filimpians 2: 6-8. So as God he knew everything and as human he was limited.

[MuslimView]

you're a respectful person too .. i'm not trying to convert people to Islam too since convert is something controlled by God not by creation .. a creation can never guide another creation .. the creator is the only one who can guide the creation .. i discuss christianity in order to open a window of discussion .. in order to be able to know why eachone of us believes what he/she believes .. and so we can understand eachother more and more ..

[MuslimView]

it's hard to understand how could someone be unlimited and at the same time limited .. and how could God be eternal .. yet had a beginning ..

i think devine and human natures are contradictory natures .. so it's not possible for those natures to be united as one entity ..

[iongodeo]

6 We aren't punished for his sins, but men are punished by the act of men, God layed a curse upon men that him and the snake would be enemies and he would work the land.

7 No one ever said Christians get into heaven no matter what they do. Why would we confess our sins if that were true?

8 Who said deeds were irrelevant?

9 Jesus was conceived by the holy spirit entering Mary's womb. God created Mary as he did everyone else.

10 To save the humans and give the a permanent chance for heaven.

[iongodeo]

1 Because Catholic added a whole other testament if you will, to the middle of the bible.

2 In that verse they are meaning there is only 1 true God (with 3 parts) , the other Gods are either fake or lesser beings.

3 He was willing, that didn't mean he was all gun-ho for it. He was in a substantial amount of pain, he was upset by that.

4 I don't understand the question....

5 That was his destiny. He was sent from heaven to deliver us of our sins, so that we could live with him in heaven.

[avemaria716]

Very good questions! Here are some answers:

1. The Catholic Bible has the original list of books regarded as the Word of God (called the canon), while Martin Luther, who wrote the Protestant bible, took out some books that did not agree with his teachings.

I don't have room to answer all these questions, but if you want to post some specific questions on my channel, feel free to do so.

[hglundahl]

@hglundahl wrong about spoonerism, see here: (eitch-tee-tee-pee)o-x(dot)fr/­xdo5 (copy paste and replace what cannot be posted here)

[hglundahl]

@MuslimView When God becomes Man, He prays as Man. But remaining God, He also shares the Majesty of the Father.

[hglundahl]

@hglundahl Or rather, the spoonerism does not comment as if King David had been actually wrong, actually believing he was forsaken, but it rather means it was a hasty word. Just as a spoonerism is careless pronunciation.

[hglundahl]

I have assumed your questions are honest, I have given straight answers, starting to comment from n 10 so n 9 came above it. If you click "show all comments" they will show in the right order and you can easily read them and ask follow up questions that will show between my answers.

[hglundahl]

@hglundahl The Protestant major confessions - Lutherans, Calvinists, Anglicans - started 1500 years after Christianity, by men who were rejecting the Latin Translation of the Greek New Testament. Then they rejected the Latin translation of the Hebrew Old Testament too, but also the Greek Translation called the Septuagint. Also, these men rebelled against the Catholic Church on accounts where the books they rejected - notably Maccabees II, last book of Catholic Bible, supported Catholic practise.

[hglundahl]

@hglundahl And the Son was not alone, but the Father and the Holy Ghost also created - both the world, and Heaven above, and the angels, and Mary, who was to be the Queen of all Angels.