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I just showed you. It is biblical.

Because it also applies to Jesus. The "Oneness" doctrine does not make anyone God.

I just finished watching Season 4 of Alone. In this season, they added a twist. Teams of 2 were dropped off 'alone' 10 miles apart. One was given a compass heading. The average team member arrived to find their partner in 10 days. (For those not good at math, that is traveling, on average, 1...

You don't want to find one. Numerous people in this thread, including me, have explained it to you. And beyond that our understanding why is irrelevant. It's God Will that we are to obey. Obey first, understanding will come later. Call it, an act of faith.

Your cultural Marxism is showing again. In your estimation, the only way to show love is to give ones money via taxes to government? Please show one verse in the Bible that says anything remotely like this.

Walter, you cannot answer a question with a question. And my primary question was WHAT not WHY. The secondary question was NOT why Jesus is praying but why would it not make us God. Yes or no, does it make us God? If not, why not?

The Gospel of John is the most anti-trinitarian book of the whole Bible. At 17:3 he says his God - our Father - is the only true God.

In another verse, Jesus pray that we are one with God. Does that make us God also? If not, why not?

My 1st post in this thread answered that question. Let me know if anything I wrote needs to be clarified.

Sounds good. I lost my son at 8 months old. 29 years later my 29 yo daughter goes through phases where she doesn’t talk to me for no apparent reason.

Agreed. That is why I made this observation. A hallmark of evil - and Leftists - is the denial of what they DO believe, stand for and seek to advance. There is no greater lie than the ones we tell ourselves.

You are clearly, desperately intent on reading into Scripture what is not there. If it was important for us to know he was God incarnate, why didn't he just come right out and say it - like he came right out and said he was the Messiah? Why is all the so called evidence vaguely worded and you...

Hardly a more illogical statement was ever made by anyone in the history of humanity.

I'm really at a loss as to the meaning of your post since it is not responding to what I wrote or the OP. Let me ask these series of simple yes or no questions: Is Jesus explicitly identified in Scripture as 'the son of God?' Is Jesus explicitly identified in Scripture as 'God incarnate?' Did...

Hmmm. It seems to me that we are having 2 different conversations. While it is true that there is a whole lot more to mathematics, I'm focused in this thread on what 1 + 1 =. I'm not disputing he taught so much more. Why are you intent on going beyond the scope of this thread?

Of course it had to be a man! Trinitarians seek to escape the logic of this by appealing to dualism. Their simultaneous claim is of the only Being it cannot be. The reason is the means of redemption is to pay the wages of sin with death, something an eternal, unchanging god cannot pay...

It was a division leading to them going their separate ways. What else is denomination ? Re-read the verse in question. It shows the practice does not match the rhetoric.

The Apostles thought it was a justification for the denomination; they did split.

By contrast, you make all sorts of comments having nothing to do with the OP. Why is that?

Buddy, you cannot have your cake and eat it to. You cannot reasonably have a conversation while entertaining only evidence in favor of a proposition. Yes, Jesus said he was the good shepherd. That is a fact, but what do you make of that fact in the context of this thread?