Rich Koster
Puritan Board Post-Graduate
One of the readers of the news article commented, "This gives new meaning to the phrase: "Have you found Jesus?" "
They would have concrete evidence that they did
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One of the readers of the news article commented, "This gives new meaning to the phrase: "Have you found Jesus?" "
How do PCA congregations display images purporting to represent Jesus, the second persons of the God-head, and evade discipline by their presbyteries? Even if a minister or other officer should be allowed an exception to WLC 109, this is not license to ignore what it says in practice.
How can they remove an image of a person whose image was never duplicated?
How can they remove an image of a person whose image was never duplicated?
I'm not sure I understand. Are you saying that because we don't know what Jesus looked like, the icons should be allowed to stand since they aren't "really Jesus"?
That seems like analogous to Aaron responding to Moses, "Don't get mad about the calf, little brother, since we all know that isn't what YHWH really looks like."
No, I'm not arguing for the false image, I'm emphasizing its false aspect through pointing out the absurdity in those pictures and statues that claim to be "Jesus" and yet depict a white man with blue eyes.
Dude, aren't you aware that Jesus threw a glow in the dark frisbee and wore Cachos?
Slightly puzzling at first sight, but sort of intriguing -What if someone would have painted a picture of Jesus while he was on Earth?