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I’m currently reading No Tall Buildings in Nazareth: Parent-child conversations on religion, written by Tom Johnson

“There is always a market for false prophets because people don’t want to hear the truth.” - John MacArthur

Let’s hope the trinitarians also see it that way and be gracious toward us.

Oy vey! What a corner this false dichotomy concept is.

Christianity didn’t fail / wasn’t aborted in the 4th century. The church / Christianity aborted Jewish monotheism, and that long before the 4th century. The only God whom I worship is the God of Jewish monotheism. This is why you have heard me say that the Trinity is not my God. It wasn’t...

Christianity began as a sect of Judaism because the monotheism of Judaism is the original monotheism of Christianity. The church later cast out the Jewish monotheism of its founder; destroyed it and labelled it heresy. We know this from trinitarian lips of the 4th century. There was a time when...

The answer to your question is found in the Messiah’s own Jewish monotheism.

Jewish monotheism is exclusive. If the proposition presented in the OP isn’t a true dichotomy then trinitarianism isn’t exclusive.

I don’t think so. I observed a moderator enforcing it one day ago. (I provided a link to that action in this thread.) If it has been repealed then it either was done without the moderator’s knowledge or has happened in the last 24 hours. Thanks. I welcome and encourage you to record your view...

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning: ”Paul’s instructions on relationships with others: 1. Let love be genuine. 2.Abhor evil; hold fast to what is good. 3. Outdo one another in showing honor. 4. Be patient in tribulation, constant in prayer. 5. Bless those who persecute you...

* When I was a child I wanted to attend Wossamotta U. When the time came in my life for higher education I enrolled at the University of Kentucky. Wossamotta U didn’t offer studies in engineering; it offered a more entertaining football team. *