Seperation of the Son from the Father?

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    1. July 13th 2005, 07:50 AM #1
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      Question Seperation of the Son from the Father?

      Just out of curiosity, have you had anyone pursue this question from the Ps.22 cry and the statements of Jesus in John 8:29 and 16:32?
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    2. July 13th 2005, 11:03 AM #2
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      Re: Seperation of the Son from the Father?

      I don't think this is an archaeological question...
      "With this ring, I pledge my life and love to you..." - me...and someone else...

      Yep. Baptists are also the Church.

      An ecumenical motto: "God hasn’t left me to wander. He put me where I am and I’m not out of union with him or his church. That’s the problem of certain Christians, but I am not one of them." - internetmonk
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      Re: Seperation of the Son from the Father?

      Quote Originally posted by ChrisChillin
      I don't think this is an archaeological question...
      Yeah, your right. I got lost. Look under Theology 201.
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