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No. It is not debatable. How we know for sure is to assert otherwise is inherently contradictory. ‘There is no such thing as absolute truth’ is a statement of absolute truth.

Yes, they are wrong. Appeal to Strawman. I did not say enemies of God cannot be right about some things. I said they are wrong in denying the existence of absolute truth.

I reject the premise of your statement. I think unbelievers read God’s words to discredit it. In fact, there is a movie about that. In the process, he converted. Praise God!

Compound question. The moral relativists, the enemies of God deny absolute truth exists. Once you overcome that quandary, is another branch of philosophy, epistemology. How to know something and what are the limits of knowledge? Many moral relativists claim by implication you cannot know one...

They made the assumption and they want us to explain the basis for their speculation.

The difference is the concept is there! Stop playing word games. The concept of the trinity is not in the Bible.

You bowed out by not answering my questions in my posts where I answered your questions. It’s called Q&A - not QAQ on the same question. Why don’t you feel obligated to answer my questions but do laps on questions you already asked AND I answered but also feel have an obligation to answer...

You must be tired doing all these laps. The trinity is not in the Bible. No point doing laps on ground already covered.

More laps.

Yes. Read the book to confirm.

Good. The trinity is not in the Bible.

Not one little bit. The word, which was a god, was put in Jesus. This makes him a container. Not a god. All this is rushing past my question of the options for what is the other god. You do know that 2 gods do not make a trinity, right?

Since Jesus is not even part of the verse… the word was god and the word is a god.

No, you are not interested in honest discussion when you quote "minor" issue than get all flustered when I agree with what you quoted. :mad:

That is the trinity option. I'm asking about what other options are there in interpreting that verse.

<sigh> To answer this question, one must do 2 things: Understand Definitions Read Scripture There is more than one sense to many words, including 'god.' It means mastery in one sense or having authority, such as a judge or commander or governor. There is another sense, normally differentiated...

No! You skipped over my question in the 1st paragraph about what the options are regarding John 1. For some reason you went to Isaiah and Matthew, which was relative to the 2nd paragraph of my post - having nothing to do with my question about options - bu making it seem that that was the answer...

LOL. ‘Minor issues’ is what you quoted from my link. I agree. KJVO-ists take ‘minor issue’ to be cause of one losing salvation.

Laps on ground already covered.

OK. Let’s start from the beginning.