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God's Spirit is not a person. Still, his spirit connects us all, not just God and his son.

False. Not bombing civilian populations centers was the norm for all of human history until after WWII. Hiroshima or Nagasaki were industrial and population centers, not military targets (like a military base), military warehouse, military HQ, etc.

Math is not trinitarian's strong suit.

My God is the God that has no other God's; my God is Jesus' God, the Father and Creator of us all.

Yes, you can by answering my questions, like why does it not bother you that what you believe, not only is not in Scripture but contradicts Scripture?

1st, at no point in Jesus’ existence is he God. 2nd, the expression is figurative. We know this by the Holy Spirit literally coming to Mary on Earth to conceive Jesus. How do you know he can’t be human when Scripture explicitly and repeatedly says he is a man’s? Speaking of conceive, some...

Getting back to the Alpha and the Omega that Isaiah first wrote about; all prophets speak the words of God, as Isaiah did. For some reason, when the prophet Jesus says God's words, they take that to mean only this prophet is God. The exploration that Jesus is a prophet is clear for it is the...

Don't be a but monkey. More passive aggressiveness. We might not chase them away. 2 Timothy 1:7 The timidity is unbecoming of one who has the bold Spirit of God. For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline. I don't play the what if game. The...

Again, over-spiritualized, twisted. whoever is not against us is for us. Mark 9:40

We finally agree! I think it is proper to say when he was conceived in Mary’s womb, he descended FROM heaven. After he was resurrected and taught the Apostles for another 40 days, he ascended TO heaven. Serious question. Why does it not bother you that what you believe contradicts Scripture?

Hence, their resorting to mystical dualism. Recently, a trinitarian lad confessed the trinity cannot be understood, only believed. Wrong on both counts. Nonsense is not supposed to be understandable (that is, one can understand it is nonsense, not understandable, not to be confused with our not...

My favorite premise is that God said I am, which is a claim of deity. Everyone who says I am is claiming to be a deity and that proves they are a deity. Well, maybe not everyone. Just this one guy. LOL In this case, they are not invoking an attribute unique to God but a common expression...

I already called it what it is - contrary to Scripture. This is a pattern. I say X and the next immediate thread, you ask if what I said was Y. (Did you mean descended from heaven?)

Trinitarians start off with the fallacy of Circular Reasoning, that their premise (doctrine, dogma) is correct. Then they look for "support" and have no rejection criteria ... there is such a thing as square circles ...

I asked him one question. That's not too interrogative. Sin is hostility to God. Stop pretending his sin is acceptable. No. You and @Ritajanice are dead wrong and not helping him one little bit. Never heard of tough love, eh? I prayed for him, just not the ask he wanted. If that's not good...

With trinitarians, it's always the same with the 4 pillars against it at every turn: Definition Logic Language Usage Explicit Scripture

The debate tactic is to apply the premise in the extreme, exposing the absurdity of the position, along the lines of except for all the exceptions, there are no exceptions. Saying they "may" not be citizens or have proper documentation is evil because it denies the truth. Truth IS the case...

Trinitarians fail to discern God's word properly, conflating literal with figurative. Another example widely used in the ancient Near East is the idiom, "king of kings and lord of lords." This applied to many. The same with the title "lord." Trinitarians claim certain idioms apply only to God...

You are so twisted, now you think peace is bad!

Human nature. We covet good and eschew bad. Among the good are assets we value. Highest among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We fear to lose all these.