The ubiquitous imprecision of ignorantly using "preexistence of Christ" to actually mean "pre-incarnate existence of Christ" has become a deeply-intrenched, unthinking abuse of language, unlikely to change, an ignorant deformity of usage which has become a standard expression to [[Denotation|denote]] the eternity and divinity of Christ as one with God the creator and ruler of the universe before "the word became flesh" (John 1:1-2, 14). | The ubiquitous imprecision of ignorantly using "preexistence of Christ" to actually mean "pre-incarnate existence of Christ" has become a deeply-intrenched, unthinking abuse of language, unlikely to change, an ignorant deformity of usage which has become a standard expression to [[Denotation|denote]] the eternity and divinity of Christ as one with God the creator and ruler of the universe before "the word became flesh" (John 1:1-2, 14). |