>Jesus was fully human and was fully capable of experiencing human emotions like pain and temptation
>so when he was tempted in the desert by Satan he had to struggle to resist just like any man
>Jesus was one with God the father because Trinity

Does that mean God as a whole could have been corrupted by Satan? What the fuck would have happened then, would Satan have become essentially God? And how is this story not considered the most important story of the Bible?

Satan is not a real guy. He’s a personification of man’s sin. Anthropomorphized evil. When Jesus is being tempted in the desert with promises of power and control, it’s him resisting his urge as a man to conquer, as was the traditional idea of the messiah.

>>17811280
Enjoy burning!

>>17811275 (OP)
Satan is the real god, christcucks accept the sacrifice where jesus is sold as a sex slave to suck Satan's cock for eternity in exchange for keeping christcucks out of hell.

I think it would be a logical contradiction for God to sin, so the story is confusing

>>17811285
You’re a Schizo lol
God hates you

>>17811275 (OP)

All gods are mythology
All holy books are fiction

Politics is Treachery
Religion is Brainwashing

>>17811305
you literally worship jew desert prophets who hear voices in their heads

>>17811415
Are you NTA or something?

>>17811275 (OP)
Jesus didn't have to struggle because He did not suffer the curse of original sin, so He could just not do it. Also He's God, which is infinitely more good than man is evil

>>17811724
If this was the case the whole temptation story and Jesus' life on Earth is meaningless since then it was just an omnipotent deity pretending to do human things.

>>17811275 (OP)
God is entirely in your head.
Jesus had the best headcanon on earth and thus the best and superior version of God was one with him.
Also "Pantera" was the bodyguard of Jesus' father Juba II, whom babysat Agrippas son/Augustus' heir in Galilee between 2bc-2ad. When he died is when Juba II recontacted with his wife Cleopatra Selene II, whom due to the closeness of Juba II to Augustus decided to abdicate in fear of assassination. Juba II in turn shipped in one of the concubines of the Herods, Glaphyra of Cappadocia, whom also was a lunar-themed princess to take over the ceremonial role that Cleopatra Selene II left wide open.
This pissed off the Herods, and it was when Glaphyra adopted Jesus from Juba II and Cleopatra Selene II that she delivered him to Mary & Joseph, and why the Herods became very suspicious when rumors of Glaphyra having been seen with a baby came to their attention. This is why they had to seek refuge in "Egypt" again, because Juba II was basically Augustus' puppet ruler of the entire southern mediterranean. When Jesus said "Render onto Caesar what is Caesars and unto God what is Gods", what he really referenced was the separation between Rome and Egypt seen between his father Juba II and his adoptive brother/father Augustus. It was Caesar himself that caused Juba II's parents to commit suicide due to them refusing to be paraded around Rome to appease the anti-soutern sentiment of Rome. This all despite Juba II's Massylii tribe literally being the reason why Rome won against Carthage.

>>17811747
Evil isn't a defining property of humanity

This is the most Indian thread I have ever read

Jesus is supposed to be a true god and a true man. So yes, technically he could’ve fallen under temptation. That’s the whole point of his sacrifice, it was 100% his choice.

>>17812004
Neither is obedience, or anything else for that matter. Humanity defines itself. God is by definition outside all concepts of such. Humans use this however to endlessly justify their malice, and relish in the suffering of those they find disagreeable. And then they are mystified why things are bad. It isnt just you. It is not all about you. It is about everyone, and you being in good enough shape to help others take on the challenges. Society is designed to maintain a lobotomized faulty sense of order through the assertions of punishment.
For God to feed on fear or require it, or even punishments, is entirely demonic. If one had an unruly household of children, and they physically disciplined them, it does not make them better as people. That is an illusion. It just makes them afraid. That is not real. Their love and respect is not real. And even the fear imposed eventually wanes, so then they are faced with what they always avoided: leveling with them and helping them learn what makes the best attributes of humanity instead of its worst. But people are convinced because they fit nicely into the machine that the torments they suffer were necessary. They are taught might is right, and that history repeats. They are made to believe savagery is the native underpinning of all interaction, and that all interaction is transactional.

Now if you framed that method of guidance and discipline that requires force and indifference in chastisement, without elaboration to anyone and not told them of what condoned such, they would tell you that such a spiteful and miserable view is the work of demons.

>>17811275 (OP)
>he had to struggle

Being the god of only jews, allowing them to be his body once he ascended, would have been heretical because he loved all of his people of which jews are just one branch of the family tree.

>>17811275 (OP)
Pray to God. He will listen to your prayers. If you have never believed, believe now.

>>17811280
>it’s him resisting his urge as a man to conquer, as was the traditional idea of the messiah.
He has to do that anyway for Revelation to be true

>>17811275 (OP)
>could God become a lesser being?
Nope.

Jesus was born human and became Divine. He showed the path to anyone interested in doing the same. Most people didn't get it and start worshiping him, the Son, instead of worshiping God like he did.

Jesus is our elder brother, but if you say this truth, atheists who claims to be religious will scream "BLASPHEMY!"

>>17811285
You sure love posting this across the board. I'm starting to believe you're just Churd Anon/AIjeet poster.