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Is 'eternal sonship' a correct way to describe the Son of God?

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And there He come out. There was nothing. And then here come the Logos. That looks like a halo hanging yonder. No man has seen God at any time, now, eye to eye. And here’s the Logos. Looks like It’s a supernatural Being. It’s a Halo. That’s the Son of God. Not “Eternal sonship,” ’cause the words don’t go good together. That’s Catholic doctrine, but…Eternal, how could it be a sonship and be Eternal? If He’s a Son, He’d had to have a beginning of time. Eternal is forever. See? So, “Eternal sonship,” there’s no such a word to make that sensible.

Show Us the Father and It'll Satisfy Us, 1953-06-11, Connersville, IN, §179

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Title:
Show Us the Father and It'll Satisfy Us
Date:
June 11, 1953
Location:
Connersville, IN
Paragraph:
§179

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