There is a difference between Jesus and a Creator

Sometimes I think religions, particularly Christianity, can confuse the issue as to whether there is an ultimate Creator or not because it brings in a whole different element. I think it forces people to have to believe in what the religion states instead of just considering if there is some Creator. Maybe some kind of living being that exists and is living like us and is able to create all this somehow. Those are just my own feelings

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LadyGrace ·

@Axeroberts

Well we need Him to create us. Lol. But I don't understand this perspective of need.

This is the perfect example of wishy-washy philosophy. Changing your mind again. You don't seem to know what you believe. It's as though you have one foot in the world and one wanting to follow Jesus but that doesn't work. We don't need God to do anything. Except for one thing. Save us from the wrath and condemnation that send placed on us. Which is what he did on the cross.

Followers of Christ did not made up someone we call "God", because we needed Him to do this and that, as you insinuate. That's simply not true. You make God to be a figment of our imagination, and that's not faith. That's not trusting in God and his promises, or His Word. As far as salvation, I don't see you feel a need for Christ for salvation, and without that, Jesus said we'll remain lost.

Axeroberts · 56-60, M

@LadyGrace you have misunderstood me. And I have never said Christians or any believers made up God.

LadyGrace ·

@Axeroberts I read your words. I didn't mistake them. You insinuate in your words that we made God up for our own benefit. There's no other way to interpret it. Because we needed Him, in this case, "to create us".

Axeroberts · 56-60, M

@LadyGrace haha. I mean physically. If there wasn't a Creator God we wouldn't be here. He created us. We need Him to create us. Is this more clear?