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In article <61ha0a$a3$1@Mars.mcs.net>, Karl Denninger <karl@MCS.COM> wrote:
>>Actually, no.  He submitted to the will of YHVH.  The Church was not
>>consulted.
>
>Actually, he submitted to God the Father - Mark 14:36 "And he said "Abba,
>Father, all things are possible for you.  Take this cup away from me;
>nevertheless, not what I will, but what you will".

My understanding of Christian theology is that YHVH is God the Father, so
I'm not sure what your disagreement is.

>As God is, under the Christian faith, believed to be the head of the church
>and the reason it exists, Christ submitted to it.

My reading of that Ephesians sentence we're discussing is that /Christ/
is the Head of the Church.  I'll admit that alot of this comes down to a
"tastes-great less-filling" type of distinction any time I try to parse
it, but the explanation I've been given is "YHVH is God, Jesus is Lord."
I'm unclear on the distinction, but it's been presented to me as a
crucial one, so I'm gonna take their word for it.
-- 
Daniel B. Holzman -- Love does not subtract, it multiplies. -- All acts of love 
and pleasure are Her rituals. -- An it Harm none, do what you Will. -- They
took my name and stole my heritage, but they didn't get my goat. --  The
word is all of us. -- Remember the Twelth Commandment and keep it Wholly.