No Kisses for The Black

[Bekam]

 

[හෙළයෙක්]

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@redux FYI
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[Sandy_Fdo]

Aluth Paappaya neda?

 

[Hyaenidae]

Perhaps the black priest offered a handshake, who knows

 

[redux]

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@redux FYI
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ඔය සාතන් ආවේ මනුස් වෙසෙන් ඒකයි එලෙව්වේ

 

[ThadiPollenCepaDenawa]

කලුවො සුද්දො අස්සෙ රිංගනවට හොදවැඩේ

 

[Bekam]

BUMP

 

[kinkon]

ආ මේන් කියල කලුවට කිස් එකක් දෙන්නෙ නැත්තෙ ඇයි

 

[dilrasan]

ekanam chater scene ekak...owagen junior paramparawa follow karanne nathnam thamai honda....naththan oya mala wikara kawadawath nathi karanna baha...

 

[gnilukshi]

ඇයි කළු උන් අශිෂ්ඨ ?

සුදු මහත්තරුන් වගේ ශ්‍රේෂ්ඨ දේවල් කරන්න බැරි උනේ?

 

[Mr Bones]

වරදක් නැහැ

 

[Monkey D Dragon]

 

[Miami-Vice]

 

[CamelToe]

Did People Believe Jesus Was God in the First 100 Years?

• Not all early Christians believed Jesus was God.
• Many saw him as:
  • A human messiah (chosen by God)
  • A prophet or moral teacher
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• Belief in Jesus as divine began to emerge over time, especially in Paul’s letters (50s CE) and the Gospel of John (c. 90–100 CE).
• Early Christianity was diverse, with many competing beliefs about Jesus.

How Did Jesus Become God in Christian Doctrine?

Belief in Jesus as God developed gradually through these stages:

1. 30s–50s CE – Jesus seen as a human messiah and prophet.
2. 50s–70s CE – Paul describes Jesus as exalted after resurrection, not clearly God.
3. 80s–100 CE – Gospel of John presents Jesus as the eternal Word (Logos), divine in nature.
4. 100s–300s CE – Intense theological debates; some thought Jesus was fully divine, others not.
5. 325 CE (Council of Nicaea) – Jesus declared “of the same substance” as God; officially God the Son.
6. 381 CE (Council of Constantinople) – Doctrine of the Trinity affirmed (Father, Son, Holy Spirit).

What Happened to People Who Didn’t Believe Jesus Was God?

• Many early groups rejected Jesus’ divinity, including:
  • Ebionites (Jesus = human prophet)
  • Arians (Jesus = divine, but not equal to God)
  • Gnostics/Docetists (Jesus = divine spirit, not truly human)
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• As mainstream Christianity gained power:
  • These groups were labeled heretics
  • Their texts were destroyed or hidden
  • Leaders were exiled, silenced, or punished
• 
  
• Church councils enforced orthodoxy and suppressed other views.
• Some of these beliefs survived outside the empire or were echoed later in Islam, which honors Jesus as a prophet but not God.

Chatgpt thamai kiyanne aththada meva