Just as the three persons of the Trinity share a union but are three distinct persons, and the two natures of Christ are united but remain distinct natures, so Christ has union with us without obliterating our own unique personhood. We do not become gods.
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#1 · February 23, 2005, 10:52 pm

Posted by: leslies <leslies@...>

Hello Everyone! 
 
I'm new to this group.  I've enjoyed reading the posts here. 🙂
 
My husband and I just celebrated 27 years of marriage last week. We have 4 children and homeschooled them all the way through high school. My
oldest son is married, the next two children are in college (son and daughter) and my youngest son will finish high school this Spring. I live in rural Texas.
 
I have a n email list here at welovegod.org called frugalhomemaker.  
 
Many blessings,
Leslie
 

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