Jesus was Human AND God
Many people argue over the divinity of Jesus. some say he was god, some say he was human.
The World Church sees that both sides are right, and Jesus was both. Therefore, there is no need to argue over an issue in which both sides are right.
Jesus was God: Jesus claimed to be God. When asked if he was God, he replied "I Am." He, just like any of us, are God, because God is OMNIPRESENT. This means, everything is God. Therefore, of course Jesus was God, God is everything.
Jesus was Human: Jesus was born a human in poverty. He, like any of us, was experiencing life as a human being.
If, as the bible and many religions and beliefs suggest, reincarnation is real, perhaps we were bored with eternity and eternal heaven. Did we create "endings" (aka death) and suffering so that we could have a game to play in eternity, stakes, struggle? Would we be bored if we could have anything we wanted for eternity with no beginnings and endings? Or are we here to learn, to grow up, and to become adults making our own choices and consequences? Would God itself choose a human form from time to time to have experiences? The World Church thinks yes, this is possible.
In this case, we would be born as mere humans, not eternal beings, with limitations, not universal powers, so that we could experience games of life, to experience thrills of defeat and victory, etc....things which would not be possible for an all powerful being which would always win no matter what. Therefore, if one ultimately powerful spirit (aka God) was born on the planet as a human being, it is very likely God would choose to be born as all other human beings - with limitations, death and birth, in order to experience the same game, and experiences that we all do.
Therefore, Jesus would have been human as well as God.
Jesus asked us to be Christlike and to be like him. Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.
"Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did." - John 2:6
Therefore this Church claims to be God, and human, Divine and mortal at the same moment.
The World Church sees that both sides are right, and Jesus was both. Therefore, there is no need to argue over an issue in which both sides are right.
Jesus was God: Jesus claimed to be God. When asked if he was God, he replied "I Am." He, just like any of us, are God, because God is OMNIPRESENT. This means, everything is God. Therefore, of course Jesus was God, God is everything.
Jesus was Human: Jesus was born a human in poverty. He, like any of us, was experiencing life as a human being.
If, as the bible and many religions and beliefs suggest, reincarnation is real, perhaps we were bored with eternity and eternal heaven. Did we create "endings" (aka death) and suffering so that we could have a game to play in eternity, stakes, struggle? Would we be bored if we could have anything we wanted for eternity with no beginnings and endings? Or are we here to learn, to grow up, and to become adults making our own choices and consequences? Would God itself choose a human form from time to time to have experiences? The World Church thinks yes, this is possible.
In this case, we would be born as mere humans, not eternal beings, with limitations, not universal powers, so that we could experience games of life, to experience thrills of defeat and victory, etc....things which would not be possible for an all powerful being which would always win no matter what. Therefore, if one ultimately powerful spirit (aka God) was born on the planet as a human being, it is very likely God would choose to be born as all other human beings - with limitations, death and birth, in order to experience the same game, and experiences that we all do.
Therefore, Jesus would have been human as well as God.
Jesus asked us to be Christlike and to be like him. Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.
"Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did." - John 2:6
Therefore this Church claims to be God, and human, Divine and mortal at the same moment.