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Is Sophia (Holy Wisdom) the Ho(...) 09/15/26(Tue)17:11:57 No.18692318

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Is Sophia (Holy Wisdom) the Holy Spirit? Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)17:11:57 No.18692318 Archived

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09/15/26(Tue)17:12:53 No.18692321

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>>18692318
no

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09/15/26(Tue)17:28:01 No.18692344

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>>18692318

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

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09/15/26(Tue)17:46:18 No.18692364

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>>18692318
No, Sophia is Zeus

Anonymous
09/15/26(Tue)18:55:57 No.18692439

Anonymous 09/15/26(Tue)18:55:57 No.18692439

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>>18692318
The "Holy Spirit" is a narrative device used to obfuscate the incestuous connotations of Jesus's birth. After all, if God impregnated Mary (Matthew 1:18) and Jesus claims to be God (John 10:30), that means Jesus banged his own mom to give birth to himself in an act of magical incest. Hence why the idea of "Holy Spirit" that wasn't Son or Father was necessary for the narrative.