I *think* it's reasonably orthodox to believe that Jesus, as God the Son, is one in being with God the Father and God the Holy Spirit, and created Adam and Eve as part of the divine Logos whereby all things were made, isn't it? Dunno. It's a long time since I was bothered about that kind of thing.Jesus made Adam and Eve?
Fun fact, Jehovah's witnesses believe that Jesus was the only thing god created. Jesus created the universes and everything in it. ....not sure how this works into causality though.
If I claim divinity, that I am a manifestation of God on Earth, then I can also claim to have created Adam and Eve. But that's pretty crazy, isn't it?
I don't recall your being mentioned in the Nicene Creed, though. A regrettable oversight, to be sure, but in this context I think it's important.
I don't recall Jesus ever mentioning the Nicene Creed, which seems a damning oversight.
Dan Brown's books mentions them, too. And those are certainly more entertaining.
Lengthy and thoughtful piece about growing up in what was once a large and successful new church in the UK, which encouraged members to live in residential Christian communities and the painful process of separating from both the church and communal living.
Just to clarify, that was the article subtitle, not my own comment. I've edited the post to (hopefully) make that more apparent.
