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Quote Originally Posted by pandora View Post

yes of course there are :) However, that does not detract from the way the term Son is used in relation to Jesus. Or even Jesus' own claims by speech and actions.

You do indeed utter blasphemy by making this claim. Begotten as it implies the term here is not how the term begotten is understood in the Bible.
Dear Pandora,

this tells me that you don’t know much about the Bible :) . It’s ok, this forum will be a good opportunity to learn :). "Jesus own claims"? Jesus never called himself the son of God in the Bible. Find one verse where Jesus says “I am the son of God” You can’t! There is NONE!!!

Also Jesus in the Bible tells us that his father is also our father, :
[John 20:17] Jesus said, "Do not hold on to me, for I have not yet returned to the Father. Go instead to my brothers and tell them, 'I am returning to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.'

Now let us check about the word “begotten” .
You say: “begotten as it implies the term here is not how the term begotten is understood in the Bible.” Here I bring you information from the dictionary for what does the word “begotten” mean:

Adj. 1. begotten - (of offspring) generated by procreation; "naturally begotten child".

I hope you realize how wrong and blasphemous is to use this word. The Greek word, from which this was translated is “monogenes” and it means, one kind, special unique etc. This word “monogenes” is used in other verses in the Bible such as in Hebrews 11:17 where Abraham’s son is mentioned. Abraham had two sons and if we were to translate the word “monogenes” that is used here to “begotten” we can see it doesn’t make sense because Abraham had two sons. The correct translation is “unique"or "one kind", meaning unique in a way. Jesus may peace be upon him was unique in many ways, one of those is that he was created without a father and also he will come back again before the judgment day etc.

May Allah guide you :)