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John 1:14 does not say God became flesh for a reason. That's not what happened.

After what I wrote, explaining it all to you this is what you come back with? Wrong. Totally wrong. Jn 1:1,14 does not say this one little bit. It's telling that you subordinate Jesus words to your eisegesis; the Father is the only true God. What does this say about the trinitarian god?

A good friend called yesterday explaining how he "brought his daughter off the cliff" put there by her materialistic mother who put pressure on her to break up with her boyfriend. I met him and thought well of him. She is 19 yo and he is 21. He changed from being an engineering major and the...

This vid pivots responsibility, authority and submission to the same. Why would any man want to take on the responsibility of others?

Oh, I forgot about Tom Hologram, Border Czar. Fantastic.

The story reinforces the speech JD Vance gave to the Europeans that we no longer have common values - like Free Speech and religion.

For some reason, I cannot open this vids. When I try it reads "Sign in to confirm you are not a bot."

The comparison and replacement to Adam reveals that Jesus must have the same nature as Adam. The dualistic trinitarians do not deny this; they only deny the Law of Mutual Exclusion of logic along with explicit Scripture to read contradictions into unitarian text. P1. God is not a man. P2. Jesus...

We are all literally chosen sons of God, including Jesus. Consider how Acts 17:31 defeats you literal biological sonship hypothesis by emphasizing that God selected (appointed) this man. Evidently, the Apostles thought Jesus was a regular man and not what you project.

Ecclesiastes is my favorite OT book. Be still and know that I am God. Very good! Be in awe, not always treating our Creator like a vending machine.

See post #127 for full explanation.

Yea. Are you still denying agency? While drowning in the ocean, the captain brings his ship to you and orders an ensign to pull you from the water. Who saved you from drowning, the captain or the ensign?

You don’t get it but are deliberately reading into Scripture a doctrine that is not there. Proper textual criticism is to interpret vague verses from the POV of explicit Scripture. There is one God the Father. Duet 15:15-18 reveals God will choose one among the people of Israel to put his...

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Scripture. You reading into Scripture. Not the same thing. There is one God, the Father.

Jesus is not God. John 1:1, 14 fulfills Deut 15:15-18.

See Circular Reasoning.

I know it. See Deut 15:15-18.

No verse teaches this.

Projecting. Jesus said the Father is the only true God. What does this say about the Trinity god? There is no explicit teaching in Scripture for the Trinity. Reading your doctrine into unitarian text is not ‘support.’