Why is Jesus Christ considered a god by his followers when Mosses before him and Muhammad after him were considered human prophets by their followers?

Non christian here and please forgive me if I offended anyone unintentionally.

Why do christians believe that Jesus was god(or son of god) and not a prophet like other religions from the same region believed?

The other two major religion also has a similar conception about god, but christianity seems to differ widely from that.

Is it possible that jesus was considered a human during his time but later he came to be associated as god?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 days ago

ELI5: Why is Jesus Christ considered a god by his followers when Moses before him and Muhammad after him were considered human prophets by their followers?

Non christian here and please forgive me if I offended anyone unintentionally.

Why do christians believe that Jesus was god(or son of god) and not a prophet like other religions from the same region believed?

The other two major religion also has a similar conception about god, but christianity seems to differ widely from that.

Is it possible that jesus was considered a human during his time but later he came to be associated as god?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 days ago

Women, why do women, mostly older ones, touch a younger guy like this while talking to him?

Usually while talking to older women, they suddenly grab the guy's forearm muscles or shoulders.

Even when the guy just distances himself, they again grab his arm muscles or shoulder like this once again.

I dont think it has anything to do with attraction, though touching a guy's arm is an explicit sign of attraction for women afaik.

Could be a friendly gesture but seems a bit odd, cant imagine a guy friend touching a woman like this and have also rarely seen such gestures.

EDIT FOR CONTEXT:

This pic is from 2023 Tom's birthday photoshoot for those who were curious...also this woman, Emmy Rossum, was constantly wrapping her arms around Tom's arm while getting her photos clicked...maybe its common for celebrities to do so but still seemed a bit too close...some people say Tom looked really uncomfortable while this all happened.

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 7 days ago

Why do women have a "Plausible deniability" in their body language even if they are 100% attracted to the guy?

Women, why giving signs which can easily be either misinterpreted or remain ambiguous even after having 100% attraction to the guy? Why remaining in the grey region when you can be in the sure region?

Not saying to walk up to him and declare your attraction but ateast try to completely match him when he initiates or tries.

Not saying all women do this.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 12 days ago

Women, what do men commonly do which makes their attraction towards you very obvious?

And once you know of their attraction to you, what do you do if you like them or not like them?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 22 days ago

Running into someone more often than normal is a strong indication of attraction.

Be it in your school, college, neighborhood or office if you have noticed that you have been frequently running into this one person more often than what you might think is normal then there is strong chance that this person might find you attractive.

Basically they are trying to match their timings and location with yours so that they could get a good look at you.

Though the definition of normal might vary based on your circumstances and their schedule.

Women do it very often but men tend to miss this one a lot. Men also do this as well.

This is also true if you notice that a person who you previously saw very rarely but are now running into you very often.

Frequency of accidental meetings is a strong sign of presence of attraction, though it is not the case always.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 27 days ago

Pro tip for men, one same woman can have two different body language of attraction towards two different men.

Just like how no two women will show the same body language of attraction towards the same guy, a woman need not show the same body language of attraction to two completely different men.

Her body language heavily depends on the type of man she is dealing with...his group reputation, his perceived personality traits, his social intelligence, his popularity etc.

Based on that, if she thinks you are someone who is highly popular and easy to deal with, she may act more bold and open than if she thinks you are cold and reserved in which case she might be more subtle.

So for men, understanding more about yourself can help you in analysing a woman's body language better.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 1 month ago

Attractive people, what's your body language like around people you find attractive?

So assuming you know you are attractive in general, whats your body language around other attractive people when you are attracted to them versus when you are not?

Does knowing about your own attractiveness make a difference in your body language which might be absent in other folks?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 1 month ago

Women, how to know that a woman has "uncomfortable" body language around a guy because she is attracted to him and not because she dislikes him?

Basically many women say they are really uncomfortable around the guy they are attracted to because they can't be like their usual self around him and always worry about messing things up.

So they end up avoiding him, talking very little to him, not at all try to look at him and in general ignore him.

But then women also do the same thing with a guy they dislike or think is creepy for some reason.

So how to discern the two? What body cues and signs shall one look for for differentiating the two?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 1 month ago

Movies where they break free from a long standing curse which has been passed down for generations.

So I watched The Game(1997) and in it there was a scene which got me intrigued.

SPOILER- The main guy's dad died by jumping off the roof and it was implied that his granpa too died the same way. It was implied this curse will soon catch up to our main guy and to prevent this his brother set up all this.

But unfortunately this one dealt with the curse thing in a superficial way, and I would have loved some horror in it.

Now I am interested in horror movies where there is a long standing curse which has been affecting people or families or villages or communities for generations and now our main character is coming up with ways to get rid of this curse.

Something really scary and creepy would be better. Any recommendations guys?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, why do women do this when a guy pass by them?

Usually the one who is listening has a smile or suprise on her face with mouth open.

Immediately followed by a giggle from both of them.

What is going on?

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Why do some women tilt their head while talking to someone?

Men also do it as well.

From body language perspective, does this mean they are more engaged to have a conversation with you?

Do they tilt their head cause it's comfy for them? Are they like that with all the people they interact with?

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Aura is the most important but overlooked factor in analysing body language.

A crucial factor to analyse anyone's body language is the aura they emit, which most people tend to overlook.

Depending on the circumstances, aura of the person coupled with their body language can have minute to drastically alternating things to say about the person.

Something happened recently which completely altered my perspective on this.

While I was in a movie theater, my front row was occupied by a couple who seemed in their 30s. They seemed jovial, displaying love language like holding hands, giggling around, resting their heads on each other's shoulders, constantly showing physical affection.

But something about their aura was hinting at something sinister. They were a couple but were uncomfortable to act like one. There was an aura of discomfort even while they were showing physical affection to each other.

Eventually I noticed something, the woman was wearing a wedding ring, the man was not. And my suspicion was confirmed later when after the movie was over, they both parted their ways right in front of me near the theater entrance. They went from acting like a couple to strangers as soon as they exited the room.(probably an affair).

Had I mechanically analysed their body language then I would not have been able to deduce the nature of their relationship accurately. Since I was able to pick upon thier aura, my analysis might have had a better outcome.

This is not just applicable in such situations but in many other situations as well whether it is analysing one person, two people or even an entire group.

What do you guys think?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, what are some common myths associated with a woman's body language?

Like when you read or hear "when a woman so and so, she does so and so" and you were like "no way" or "stop the cap"!

Some of the ones I heard were that a woman bites her lips in a stereotypical way when she is talking to the guy she is attracted to. My experiences have told me it is more often false than true.

Any other myths or false signals which you would like to share with us?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, what's your body language around another woman who likes the same guy you like or are attracted to?

How do you interact with them?

Just like how you interact with other women? Is there any difference knowing she is attracted to the guy you are attracted to?

Is there even a slight reality in what is shown in TV shows and movies? Like women acting out with jealousy or insecurity?

And hypothetically, how would you react to the the fact that she might make her move soon? Would that make you to act promptly?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Pro tip for men, next time you do this just look around, apparently some women like it when men do this.

Apparently some women like it when a guy rolls up their sleeves. They find it hot for some reason.

Next time you do this maybe look around to see if you got a secret admirer.

I know this isn't a guaranteed sign, but still a nice little tip right?

Edit: Thank you for 2k likes guys.

u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Women, what are some things you notice other women do around a guy they like and immediately catch on that she likes him?

Since women know their own body languge the best.

What are some things you have noticed that other women do, that made their attraction obvious in your eyes

From something which is mild and subtle to something which seemed obvious to you, what noticeable signs made you go " yeah...she definitely likes that guy"?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Am I tripping or do women like to flaunt their assets in front of a guy they like?

No offense and I know this sounds bad but I just want some perspective.

I am fairly attractive so women showing their attraction to me is not unfamiliar to me.

But what I really would like to know is do women flaunt their body in front of the guy she finds attractive as a subtle signal of intense attraction? I would like to narrate 2 incidents of my life.

FIRST ONE:

There was this girl in my previous work who I know was kinda into me. She was gifted with massive busts. Many times when I would talk to her for something related to work, she would always stretch so blatantly as if to flaunt her busts or something( I know it could totally be something else but it didnt seem like a coincidence, it happened multiple times). She also used to stand really close to me in group settings, sometimes my shoulder ended up rubbing her near chest​, though it was completely unintentional from both sides I thought back then.

SECOND ONE:

Recently, I have noticed an older woman in my neighborhood who I run into frequently in shops, parks and G-Y-M is really getting comfortable standing really close to me. The thing is she is gifted with huge a$$ and everytime she stands near me she positions it directly and really close to my pelvic region nearly touching it. Often times I just stand back to create distance and dont think much of it but it happens kinda regularly nowadays. I haven't even talked to her or know her, she is just someone in my neighbourhood who I run into every now and then.

What can someone infer from this? Is it totally normal thing and my fault for looking too much into it? What do you guys think?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Looking for movies where the main character is inducted into a cult.

Horror genre preferably

A sweet and happy main character, accidently or intentionally joins a group which turns out to be a creepy cult.

After that the movie explores all the sufferings the main character goes through, preferably with a good ending.

Any suggestions? Any language would be fine.

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago

Difference between male gaze and female gaze.

The Male Gaze:

Tends to be instantly outward and objectifying. Research shows that men visually lock onto specific reproductive-relevant regions of a woman's body (such as the breast and waist) much more quickly and for longer durations. While they do register the face, their visual scan is largely driven by physical evaluation.

The Female Gaze:

Tends to be emotionally centered. Women look deeply into a man's eyes and face for micro-expressions that signal trustworthiness and health. Rather than doing an immediate full-body scan, women are more likely to gauge attraction by locking gazes, assessing overall posture, and looking for subtle, genuine micro-expressions.

How true is the above information? I know most people don't fall into same monolithic categories but how many of you agree and/or disagree with this analysis?

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u/Chance_Adagio_19 — 2 months ago