If somebody believes there was a man named Jesus that died on the cross for peoples sins but not that he is the actual son of god are they still saved?

Answer 1

Trinity troublesI think first that would depend on your religion. But if you're having trouble believing that Jesus is the actual son of God, think of it this way: The belief of the Trinity is that God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are all one in the same, this seems hard to understand, but its just the same as saying that your mother is a school teacher, a wife and a mother all at the same time, 3 beings all in one. Our creator is God, Jesus, Holy Spirit, and probably many more!

As The Bible wrote; You can blaspheme against Jesus, and you can Blaspheme against God and be forgiven. But, if you blaspheme againdt the Holy Sopirit, then that's unforgiveable.

So what is the Holy Spirit? My guess is, the goodness that's inate to all of us. So if you blaspheme against your inate goodness, then that's unforgiveable.

BTW, ask 100 persons what's their understanding of what's the Holy Spirit, and you'll get 100 different answers. So what is the true definition of the Holy Spirit? Why, it's your own definition of course!

Who was Jesus Christ?

Mark: He was the son of man.

Matthew and Luke: He was the Son of God.

John: He was God himself.

In the Four Gospels are presented three entirely different conceptions of the Christ. In Mark he is represented as the son of human parents -- the Messiah -- but simply a man. In Matthew and Luke we have the story of the miraculous conception -- he is represented as the Son of God. In John he is declared to be God himself. "In the beginning was the Word [Christ], and the Word was with God, and the Word was God" (i, 1).

According to Mark Christ is a man; according to Matthew and Luke, a demi-god; according to John, a God.