The divine Father of Krsna (M.Bell-J.McGill)

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> > MCGILL

> > Similarities out of nothing? Not at all, and I go to show in my reply 

> > below:

> > 

> > Krishna's "divine father" was Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu himself

> > incarnated as Lord Krishna. Please keep in mind that Lord Vishnu

> > and Lord Krishna are not *two separate* personalities. They are one

> > and one, and Just like Father God incarnated as Jesus but still

> > both are one and one.

> 

> M.BELL

> 'Father God' did not incarnate as Jesus. It was the Son that incarnated 

> and

> dwelt among us. So right away you, or your source have a difficulty. I 

> will

> respond to the rest of this post when this matter is clarified?

> 

> MCGILL

> First of all my purpose in showing the similarities between Krishna and 

> Jesus Christ is to show the Bible story of Jesus Christ as a possible 

> PARTIAL retread of the story of Krishna.


M.BELL
Well so far you have produced nothing of any substance in achieving your
goals. I believe I browsed somewhere on another post on this thread about
the date of the story of Krsna? Perhaps that could be reposted to ascertain
its strength or weakness? 

MCGILL

>So I am not trying to show that 

> they are exactly the same in all details.  I am merely trying to show 

> that there are some close similarities that are either coincidences or 

> are linked as Krishna stories being a partial source of the Biblical 

> Jesus Christ stories.


M.BELL
OK. So how are you going to rule out coincidences or for that matter the
Christian belief that where there is the genuine there will be the
counterfeit, close but not the same?

MCGILL

>The stories of Horus and other saviors of the world 

> being another source. 


M.BELL
Let's stick to Krsna for the present.

MCGILL

> Just as the Babylonian and Sumerian myths were a 

> probable source for the Biblical flood story and Genesis. The Egyptian 

> Horus stories and East Indian Krishna stories were probably a source for 

> the Biblical stories of Jesus Christ.


M.BELL
So far you have offered nothing of substance to support this. Every attempt
you have made has been rebutted.
 
MCGILL

> What Jesus & Krishna both had in common was that they were both

suppose[sic]

> to be the incarnation of God. 


M.BELL
Yes, but not an incarnation of God the Father right?

MCGILL

> Both Jesus and Krishna had God (Vishnu and 

> Jehovah), as their father. Both were suppose [sic] to be human and

divine.

M.BELL
So are Vishnu and Krsna both 'the Supreme Personality of Godhead' or just
Krsna? Are Vishnu and Krsna one person or two persons?

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Thanks
Matt Bell

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