I would've thought the first passage regarding other gods would have been Genesis, when it says god says they man has became like us. There also used to be the gnostic Christianity that I've been learning a bit more about, where there are other beings that a considered to be "gods." That the creator of the universe and the creator of the planets aren't the same. There were also some early Christians that didn't think that the god of the old testament was the same spiritual being of the new testament.
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Thank you for explaining this so well
The first commandment is actually you shall put no other gods before me... I Suppose it depends on which version of the bible you read.
I would've thought the first passage regarding other gods would have been Genesis, when it says god says they man has became like us. There also used to be the gnostic Christianity that I've been learning a bit more about, where there are other beings that a considered to be "gods." That the creator of the universe and the creator of the planets aren't the same. There were also some early Christians that didn't think that the god of the old testament was the same spiritual being of the new testament.
Anything that we put ahead of God is our false god.
you wear the hat better than Chris Hemsworth #betterthanThor
I love the cut scenes you’ve been using. “NERD!!!”
I’m glad you like it!!!
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The MCU loves breaking the First Commandment. No wonder I hate Marvel so much.