The true nature of Jesus Christ being equal to God (For Jehovah Witnesses who think God made Jesus)

First and foremost, good luck Rubbersoul throughout the course of this debate, I hope we have an interesting one. For the clarification of the judges, I'd like to redefine the resolution as it's interpretation currently is a little shaky: Jesus Christ is equal to God. Also, we must truly understand, to prevent an argument of semantics, what God is in question. As it most obviously implies, the God aforementioned in the resolution is most logically Yah-weh, the Christian God, as is spoken of in the Bible. In negation of the resolution I offer the following points to disprove the claim "Jesus Christ is equal to God". 1) Jesus Christ is unequal physically. 2) Jesus Christ is of lesser moral character than God. 3) Jesus Christ commands less respect than God. 4) Jesus Christ does not have the same abilities attributed to God. 1) First, I'll address the point of Jesus Christ being physically unequal to God. A) As the burden of proof lies on the Pro, it is necessary to prove that there is a God. While there is insurmountable evidence proving that a man, Jesus Christ, existed, there is no physical proof for a God. If there is no physical proof for God, then Jesus Christ cannot possibly be equal to him, because J.C. would obviously be superior in that he exists. B) Let us assume for a moment that my opponent proves that God exists (highly unlikely). In this scenario we see that he has refuted my first subpoint, however I provide an alternative. Jesus cannot be physically equal to God, because Jesus no longer physically exists. If my opponent proves the physical existence to God, then we must accept the claims of the bible are true. That being said, we see that Jesus died (http://www.biblegateway.com...; "Jesus breathed his last"), therefore Jesus is inferior to God as Jesus exists metaphysically in spirit, whereas God exists physically. As you can see, my opponent cannot refute both subpoints, because if he disagrees with one he must concede the other. For the following contentions we must presume that God exists, however, please keep in mind that if my opponent does not prove the existence of God these points are fairly irrelevant as I have already won the debate through that single point. 2) Jesus is of lesser moral character than God. So we have already accepted the notion of the Christian god, Yahweh, therefore we accept what platforms he claims to uphold. God (as he will be referred to as from now on) accepts that he is omniscient, omnipresent, immortal and perfect. By perfect, we assume morally perfect. Therefore, if Jesus shows one sign of moral imperfection then he must be unequal to God. A) Look to the bible verse Corinthians 11(http://www.biblegateway.com...;): "7 A man ought not to cover his head, since he is the image and glory of God" this phrase literally translates to wearing headgear, however we see that it clearly implies something different. Let us take the context of the passage previous for clues: "5 And every woman who prays or prophesies with her head uncovered dishonors her head—it is just as though her head were shaved" By covered and uncovered, the bible is discussing hair and hair length, therefore the statement "A man ought not to cover his head" translates into: "A man should not have long hair." As the bible is the word of God, we see that God does not want man to have long hair. How does this apply to us? Well, I offer you a simple, yet effective answer: Google Image Search Jesus, all depictions of the Christian Messiah feature him with lengthy hair. This does not empirically prove that he had long hair, for nothing can do that besides a time machine, however this offers substantial evidence in favor of it. Also, look the time period in which Jesus Christ existed. The style of hair was the roman style, which was often worn long. Jesus Christ, a roman citizen, clearly would, most logically, have adopted the hair style of the era, so as Jesus wore his hair long, we see that he has achieved moral IMperfection and is therefore morally inferior, and unequal to God. B) The bible, as well as many protestant faiths which have branched off of early-Lutheranism are based around the idea of faith. Man is not saved through works, he is saved through faith. Therefore if Jesus is to be morally perfect, his faith in God must never waver. When we examine this point, we see a large contradiction, for Jesus Christ HAS questioned God! Look to the bible verse Mark 15:33-34: "33 At the sixth hour darkness came over the whole land until the ninth hour. 34And at the ninth hour Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?"—which means, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"" As you can clearly see, Jesus' faith in God wavers, therefore he cannot possibly be equal morally to god, because he is imperfect in the fact that his faith is imperfect. 3) Jesus Christ commands less respect than God. According to the bible, Jesus Christ is the son of God. This does not deem him inferior, however the respect commanded by Jesus Christ is somewhat less than that of God. If Jesus is the son of God, we must accept that God created Jesus, therefore as God created Jesus GOD is ultimately responsible for Jesus' actions. Especially because God is omniscient, he was fully aware of Jesus' acts and designed him to fufill these acts. Saying that Jesus is equal to god is essentially saying that a puppet is equal to a puppeteer. This is false, because the respect that the puppet show gains goes to the puppeteer, not the puppet. 4) Jesus Christ does not have the same abilities attributed to God. We see this statement proved in several areas: A) First, Jesus lacks omniscience. Refer back to my 2nd contention, where I referenced Mark 15:33-34. Do you remember Jesus crying "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"" As you can see, Jesus Christ was resurrected 3 days after his death, showing that God had in fact not forsaken him. This disproves the idea of Jesus' omniscience, because he did not know that God had not forsaken him. B) Jesus lacks immortality. I again ask you to refer to a previous point, look at my first contention where I referenced Mark 15:37 "Jesus breathed his last" This shows that Jesus Christ died, which proves that Jesus Christ cannot be equal to God as he lacks the immortality that God has. ~~~RECAP~~~ Jesus Christ is unequal to God for the following four reasons: 1) Jesus Christ is unequal physically. -Existed when God doesn't. -Died when God has not 2) Jesus Christ is of lesser moral character than God. -Long Hair when it is shunned in the bible -Doubted God 3) Jesus Christ commands less respect than God. -God Created him, and is omniscient and therefore responsible for Jesus' actions 4) Jesus Christ does not have the same abilities attributed to God. -Omniscience is tested: Doubting God -Immortality is tested: Died Finally, I would like you to remember that the final 3 contentions and subpoint B of my 1st contention all DO NOT MATTER if my opponent cannot prove the existence of God, they simply are there only to further strengthen my case against my opponent. I urge you, the judges, to apply your logic and reason to see that clearly the Con is the winner of this debate.