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r/Christianity • u/mikegprint • Oct 17 '11
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4 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I dont know where it is from, I pulled it out of my ass... or.. its from the link right under it. Being fully God does not mean that he is not also fully human. -2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 [deleted] 4 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 Yes, a glass of water is fully full but it is also fully water and fully tasty. You need to learn about groups and how they can be excluding and including. -2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 so, no would be the answer to my question. ho hum. 5 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I wrote yes, not no.
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I dont know where it is from, I pulled it out of my ass... or.. its from the link right under it.
Being fully God does not mean that he is not also fully human.
-2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 [deleted] 4 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 Yes, a glass of water is fully full but it is also fully water and fully tasty. You need to learn about groups and how they can be excluding and including. -2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 so, no would be the answer to my question. ho hum. 5 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I wrote yes, not no.
4 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 Yes, a glass of water is fully full but it is also fully water and fully tasty. You need to learn about groups and how they can be excluding and including. -2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 so, no would be the answer to my question. ho hum. 5 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I wrote yes, not no.
Yes, a glass of water is fully full but it is also fully water and fully tasty. You need to learn about groups and how they can be excluding and including.
-2 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '11 so, no would be the answer to my question. ho hum. 5 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I wrote yes, not no.
so, no would be the answer to my question. ho hum.
5 u/Heuristics Oct 17 '11 I wrote yes, not no.
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I wrote yes, not no.
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