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@Ball-425
Is this written in biblical scripture somewhere?
Otherwise what is meant by "classical identity"?
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@Mall
No when I say classical identity I am referring to a model of identity
A=A
A person has some sort of set of characteristics that distinctly set them apart
A=A
A person has some sort of set of characteristics that distinctly set them apart
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@Mall
Apologies.
I should have referenced your reply to YouFound_Lxam. (#22)
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@Ball-425
Well who or what identity in terms of "there are three that bear record"?
This has been the question, nobody has been able to be specific such as to the nature of the subject.
In scripture it says he likewise took part of the same(flesh and blood).
For he took not on the nature of angels. What nature is it of the three?
Everybody for the most part has been vague in this area.
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@zedvictor4
You can quote what I say and ask your question so I don't have to scroll up and down all around, much appreciated.
In short, the answer is yes. As always it comes down to what we mean using any term.
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@Mr.BrotherD.Thomas
Lest we forget as well, Jesus became His own Father and a bastard child (manzar) through true Hebrew tradition because Joseph was NOT His paternal father!
the Hebrew word you are looking for is "mamzer"
Joseph's not being the father (suggesting Mary's infidelity) does not automatically mean the child is a mamzer. If she had relations with a non-Jew, the resulting child is not a mamzer.