The Master's Slave wrote:
I guess the better question that needs to asked to you in light of Scripture is do you believe Jesus Christ is Lord?

The harder question as Dr. R. C. Sproul Sr. explained it in his "Christology" Sunday School course, years ago, was: Do you believe on the right Jesus?

The Master's Slave wrote:
Please read this following article on this subject and hopefully through the Holy Spirit, your eyes will be opened.
http://revivalandreformation.wordpress.com/2011/07/06/john-3-who-is-the-son/

However, does John 3 answer all of these questions?

(a.) Is Jesus a man?
(b.) Is Jesus a god?
(c.) Is Jesus The God?
(d.) Is Jesus of one substance with the Father?
(e.) Was Jesus begotten?
(f.) If (e.), how does the passage define "begotten"?
(g.) How exactly did Jesus get here?

If John 3 is the common Protestant gospel summary, does it answer these questions?

Jodi laursen wrote:
Wow it shows it close for us christians to be raptured. We are seeing the days of Noah again. We see gay pride day across our country yet we cant have our march for Jesus parade and other events that are godless..

John UK wrote:
I don't know about the Protestant one, but mine is:
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 3:16 KJV
This is the gospel message of salvation by grace through faith alone in Christ alone.

Also, in John 3:16, who exactly is the "son"?

If we ask certain Pentecostals they'll say there's only one person in the Trinity not 3. Are they saved despite not defining the "son" in relationship to the 4th Century defined Trinity?

Others will say the "son" was only a good man. Are these saved?

Without defining exactly who the "son" is in John 3:16, can it be a complete creedal salvific statement?