Resurrection of Christ

Originally posted by wotsup: ↑

You will see some of this post of yours I addressed to whereu and linked you to it.

"and God is the Container of all, not the contained, in my humble understanding."

John 17:21 - So that they all may be one, as You, Father, are in Me, and I in You; that they also may be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me.

As you can see Kam, it's a two way street, all to be in each other, but not contained by each other, as you can hop on Ya bike at any time .
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Speaking of mysteries, you're leaving me guessing again, following, as to exactly what you're drawing on from Paul?
"I do believe that the nature in which Paul saw the resurrected Jesus is quite telling, in that Jesus's nature after His resurrection"

1. What part or aspect of the resurrection are you referring to?
2. "Jesus's nature after His resurrection" = That's a Pauleen Hanson matter -> Please explaaaaaain
Did his nature change that I'm unaware of?
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"I believe Baha'u'llah has given all the explanations that conform with uniting all Christians understanding of this matter, unless the fleshy, physical aspect is what holds us back."

As I'm not aware of these said explanations, I'm not in a position to comment.

" unless the fleshy, physical aspect is what holds us back." -> As I have commented on once or twice before, are you sure that you're not going too spiritual on some matters and missing the true intended meaning in some areas?

Most it would appear, don't read things spiritually enough, but there is also a limit.
There is a verse the likes of, don't swing right or to the left extremes, stay on the center, the narrow road.

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Aoologies I forgot to talk about your last points about me taking things too far with the spiritual aspects. Well I don't think there is any room to go less with the spiritual given what St Paul says in 1 Cor 15:50.
".....flesh and blood CANNOT inherit the kingdom of God, nor does the perishable inherit the imperishable"

This to me is very clear and you can't go spiritual enough. It's never too much. The spirit is ALL that matters. This, from Bahai teachings, extends to clouds, rocks, trees, trumpets etc. None of these things are spiritual. They are all perishable things.

The Bahai Writings teach that when it comes to matters of the Kingdom, and God Himself, even the word "exist" belittles the truth around God and His Kingdom, since the word "exist" is often a reference to the perishable realities found in the universe. God and spirit are imperishable realities, so we use the word "exist" to assist us with our limitations to appreciate a reality we call "God" "spirit" and "Kingdom"

Kam