Jesus isn't the son of God

I'm sorry I have delayed this as long as possible but I have been busy and this debate is not exactly going where I intended.I will confine this round to responding to my opponent as my opponent has already done. Thus I will do the final round for concluding arguments.Responses: All my opponent's words are bolded. My responses are normal font."I would like to tell my opponent that I'm well aware of the nature of God. I am also religious and not an atheist. Now let's discuss the topics spoken by my opponent"Well you don't need to tell me that, your supposed to convince the voters, but ok understood."I'm well aware of all the definitions. Thanks"So I hate to be rude, but you are not. Your argument clearly shows how you disregarded how my definitions I provided linked to my argument. Since you didn't understand that, you are not aware of all the definitions pertaining to the subject. You have definitions in your head, but not out on paper. It's not the same thing."Being omnipresent does mean being literally present everywhere. That does not have to be physically or by moving his presence to some other body. The meaning of omnipresent is that God is present everywhere in the sense that he can see everything, no matter where it is. Nothing is hidden from him and he is basically, for us, spirituAlly present around us."Let's define omnipresent first. "present in all places at all times" http://www.merriam-webster.com... Honestly I fail to see how this definition helps you. When one is present in all places, that can be EITHER physical or metaphysical (meaning spiritual realm). So when I said God was metaphysically omnipresent, I was not lying. I fail to see a single point of disagreement which means my opponent has not addressed my actual argument under this. "God does not need to put his presence in some other being. He is well able to do everything from up there (That's another concept) he did send 'messengers' (not sons) to convey his message to the people. And they did a very good job. And Jesus too was a messenger. Not son."God can do whatever he desires correct? Because He is God. So when I say that God wants to be present in a Son figure of himself, if I have proof of that claim (a.k.a. the Bible) then there is no argument. God just has a Son. It's not something one can completely logically piece out because God is able to operate outside human logic. He is God. That point at least cannot be stressed enough."No he doesn't you see, sons are needed in two cases. Either when you're too old to carry on your work any longer, or when you plan to retire. Since God is not in need of either ofthose. He doesn't need a son." You seem naive. Sons sometimes come because of pleasurable sex, which was an unintended consequence of said pleasurable sex. Therefore, Sons don't have only those two purposes as a need for existing. Also God does not need a Son but He has one. How is that difficult to understand? It's like a human father not needing a kid, but trying for one anyway. It is more of a desire to fellowship with such a being, not to need it.However if you wish to be technical, God needed Jesus to be able to complete his plan of fulfilling a people to himself. That is the only need God has for Jesus, but because God needs nothing, He doesn't per say "need" Jesus in the human sense of the word."He is God. One other aspect of God is, He is one. And having a son would make two Gods. Two Gods. Two different Gods. One son and another father. How can a God die? As stated that Jesus dies. God cant die . GOD can't feel pain. As Jesus did. So, Jesus wasn't God. Nor was he son of God."Multiple issues here. First, Jesus rose again according to the Bible. So He died temporarily. Also He was a human, so humans can die. But He was also fully God. Because He was a perfect human, which is essentially God. Because humans are made in God's image. So if they are perfect, then they are able to host God correctly. I hope this makes sense.Second, God is a trinity, He is not one in the sense that God the Father is by himself. He also has the Holy Ghost, and God the Son in continual existence with him. I can't fully explain it, because its a holy relationship that is very impossible to explain.Third, as I mentioned before, Two different Gods existing together is impossible. There is God, then if they do exist, gods. Not Gods."My opponent claims that God gave birth to Jesus. How can a God give birth to a human? Is God human too?"I am being misquoted. I said "More specifically God might have even birthed Jesus Christ metaphysically and that is how Jesus came into being." I fail to see how this is making Jesus only human. Because it isn't. Also Jesus Christ is not just fully human, but also fully God, and until my opponent disproves that fact (having the burden of proof) the argument stands. So God is not human too."'only one God can be "all powerful" does that imply that son of God isnt powerful? Why is he son if he doesn't have all the powers inherited?"Jesus Christ is also fully God."Jesus always said God is the greatest and told people to follow God. Were he the son of God. Would he not say that follow me, because he too is a God in a way. But he constantly says to follow God."Not because He was solely a messenger, but because He was sent to warn us of our misdeeds and turn to repentance in Him. Basically He was doing humanity a solid that we promptly punished by hanging him from a cross. What a bunch of losers we are eh?"2. Jesus did have a mother. Mary. The father is what people imagine God to be. Now people just cant imagine a person without father. So thwy imagine God to be the father but what about Adam? He too didn't have a father. Yet people don't say him to be son of God. Why?"Ok too many things wrong. Jesus mother that made him fully human was Mary. His father was God which made Him fully God. Your right people can't imagine no father, because human logic doesn't apply to God. Adam was born of the dust of the earth. HE WAS DUST. Dust cannot be God. He was also made in such a way that God clearly made him to be in His likeness but without God's immortal power."I'll keep it that much as of now. Thanx :)"So will I. Eagerly awaiting my opponent's response.-42