Sunday Catholic Word #112 Exploring the Father’s Message: Understanding Jesus’ Divinity in the Baptism of the Lord - Karlo Broussard
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Jan 9, 2025 The discussion revolves around the profound significance of Jesus' baptism and God’s declaration of Him as the beloved Son. The hosts tackle theological challenges to the understanding of Jesus' divinity, critically examining claims that He became God’s Son at baptism. They also explore the phrase 'today I have begotten you,' suggesting it marks the start of His public ministry rather than a shift in His divine relationship. The conversation emphasizes the importance of the baptism narrative in understanding Jesus' divine nature and sonship.
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Challenges to Jesus' Divinity
- Some scholars challenge Jesus' divinity based on the Father's message at his baptism.
- They argue Jesus became God's Son at that moment, not before.
Ehrman's Argument and Fallacy
- Bart Ehrman argues that the Father's declaration makes Jesus God's Son at that moment.
- Karlo Broussard points out this is a logical fallacy (non sequitur).
Declaration vs. Relationship
- Karlo Broussard uses an example of being introduced as his mother's son.
- This illustrates that declarations don't create the relationship but acknowledge it.
