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Liar. The New Testament clearly identifies that Jesus is God. Your own Catechism of the Catholic Church affirms this. You are just blatantly lying at this point. Another lie. You won't engage with anything I actually say. You only seem to be capable of lying. "Lord, not Yahweh". Are you even...

The text you just provided doesn't contain the name "Yahweh". You are making crap up. It's never specifically stated that the Father is Yahweh. You have to infer, correctly, that when the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, and Jesus told them to pray to the Father, that implied that the...

"God and Man" is a nonsensical answer to my question. You can't tell me what god the Creed is talking about.

When the creed identifies Jesus as God, what God is it talking about?

What god is Jesus, @ATP?

You've denied it numerous times at this point, actually. How do you know that their prayer was to God? Interesting. Is Jesus the God of Israel?

That is what the Athanasian Creed says. So, you agree that the Lord is Jesus? Yes...yes, the God of the Jews is Yahweh. In the context of the passages about the Lord's Prayer, the disciples just ask how to pray, not to pray to God specifically.

I didn't ask what is the word "Lord". I asked who is Lord. If I talk about "the Lord", who am I talking about, exactly? What Scripture are you referring to, exactly? Because when Jesus teaches his disciples the Lord's Prayer, he doesn't actually directly mention the name Yahweh.

Who is Lord?

How does the Athanasian Creed contradict anything I've said?

No, I believe that Jesus is God simply because the New Testament teaches that he is, as we've repeatedly shown you. I've made no mention of any tradition I hold to besides what is written in the New Testament. Your continued insistence that I only believe because of my tradition is simply...

I'm saying I understand the Nicene Creed better than you. I'm saying I am more Catholic than you. I'm not saying anything that the Catechism of the Catholic Church doesn't already say. Here's a section of the Catechism that I already quoted. Maybe you won't ignore it this time? IV. Lord 446 In...

He's confusing Yahweh for the Father specifically. He did admit that the name of the one God of the Old Testament is Yahweh. He fails to see how denying Jesus is Yahweh but saying Jesus is God are mutually exclusive statements. Yahweh is the God referred to in the Nicene Creed when it says "God...

No response to the Bible, no response to the Nicene Creed, no response to the Catechism of the Catholic Church. All @ATP knows how to do is repeat the same ignorant and heretical lines over and over again. This thread is over. Should've been over on like, the second page. I'll leave with one...

You are just illiterate. You are literally incapable of reading and thinking logically. You deny what the Nicene Creed and the Catechism of the Catholic Church say about there being one God, and Jesus being that God, and have the audacity to act like it's some "new heresy". So, you aren't...

Ok. Are you saying you don't believe that Jesus Christ is the God of the Old Testament, whose name is Yahweh? You're calling that heresy?

I didn't say anything about Jesus. I am asking you: the God of the Old Testament - creator of heaven and earth, the only savior, the one who there are no gods before or after - What. Is. His. Name?

When I say "The God of the Old Testament", do you know the name of the being I am referring to? Are you capable of even comprehending the question of the thread topic? No, the last times aren't when "antichrists rule the entire earth". We are in the last times. That is what the words...

So that's a no, you don't actually have a clue what you're talking about. Not what I said. I asked if you know the name of the God of the Old Testament. You seem incapable of the most basic logical reasoning. Actually they still were in the last times, that's not the standard for what the...

Where did the prophets write that Solomon made a powerful empire like you've been saying? Do you have any clue what you're referring to? We've shown you where Jesus identified himself as the God of the Old Testament. You tell me, what is the name of the God of the Old Testament? They were...