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I’ve met Jewish Israelis on several online discussion forums. I don’t know of any particular one they might prefer to use. @Behold lives in Israel. He may be able to answer your question in greater detail.

Since there was no response, I’ll wrap up the loose end: Thieme accepted (and taught) the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity.

“Others may change and cast out your name as vile, but God will love you still.” - C.H. Spurgeon

I’ve investigated it thoroughly, with the personal assistance of one of the world’s foremost scholars on Newton. No I don’t. That’s false. Jesus of Nazareth, himself a Jewish monotheist, is the truth.

I was raised Southern Baptist. Thank you for the recommendation. I’ve read it and I’ve quoted him. As for Newton, I‘m knowledgeable of him. Do you know Stephen Snoblen?

Yes, but he wasn’t a trinitarian. (Nor was he a Jewish monotheist, which is what I am.) He was a unitarian.

I’m talking about professional theologians. I’m providing a link to the last trinitarian source I quoted in this thread - A.E. Harvey - to give you an idea. https://www.librarything.com/author/harveyae His educational qualifications were far above that of a first grade teacher. When I was...

I seldom quote any sources other than trinitarian sources in my conversations with trinitarians. In this particular conversation I’m using trinitarian sources to establish what trinitarian orthodoxy is. I’m defending historical orthodox trinitarianism against the unorthodox trinitarian. I’m...

I know the orthodox doctrine and have learned through conversation with you that you either don’t or that you find something about it that you disagree with. Yes.

You’re welcome to go on record rejecting the trinitarian sources I’ve referenced and quoted. It would be helpful for me if you would provide a list of the trinitarian scholars whom you disagree with. My personal library is well stocked with trinitarian sources which I can draw upon.

Does he accept or does he reject the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity?

You asked me, knowing in advance that I’m a Jewish monotheist. I answered you.