--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" <curtisdeltabl...@...> wrote:
[snip] > I can't think of anywhere in Christian literature you could > find a description of human perfection, it is a direct > contradiction to most doctrines. Maybe some wacky books about > the saints that came out much later than the Gospels. I don't know about "descriptions". (I was brought up Christian, went to Sunday School and all, but only now do I realise how little I know about it). What about examples of human perfection? What about the *virgin* Mary? Or John the Baptist? They weren't regular sinners/folks like us, surely? (The Trinity, eh? What's THAT all about? I reckon the Muslims have a point when they claim Christianity is not sufficiently monistic. The "Holy Spirit"? I've been hearing that phrase all my life, but now I realise I have no idea what it is meant to *mean*! My bad I guess).
