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In yesterday's sermon, the pastor talked about an adverse witness. @ByGraceThroughFaith is an adverse witness, weakening his own case. He cannot admit a single weakness to his position, showing his positon is not reasonable. I am interested in your defense of the trinity based on logic, rather...

No. Your claims of Hebrew knowledge do not impress me. Every translation says Deutoronomy 6:4 says God is one, which is alone, and no translation says God is 3-in-1. Saying something is "clear" does not make the trinitarian case. And bringing up verses already refuted show you have once again...

I see. You have no where to go in this debate and your gigantic ego will not allow you to capitulate and submit to reason. So, your claws come out and pretend I am saying ridiculous things. It is not my job to guide anyone to the truth. Jesus is the truth. And the Holy Spirit will lead people...

And your solution to this?

You are playing the What if game again. No, I would not say that. Your scenario is like the grand jury analogy. Scripture has the answer but you just don't want to hear it. Scripture says to submit to the authority you are under. You propose circumventing the authority you are under.

I think you are playing a semantics game. We are no longer under the law and you are making a legalistic argument. And repeating yourself again.

Mary. This ground has already been covered numerous times. I doubt answering it again will cause your eyes to see.

We cannot disagree more! Interpretation is for translators. It is a misnomer to say courts 'interpret' the law. They apply the law to a given case. Most of the time, it really is not that hard. Law. Facts. Logical Conclusion. Spirit conveyed.

Yea right! The juxtaposition of God - in his wholeness, in his unitarian nature - contrasted with Jesus is ubiquitous and arguably the best evidence that Jesus is not God. There are so many verses that trinitarian has to do a Jedi mind trick on themselves, this is not the God you are looking...

I'm drinking strawberry lemonade from DD.

That's my observation as well.

It did not escape my attention that your recent flurry of Hebrews was to ignore the Scripture verses and question asked. Given your claim that the Holy Spirit is a person, can you, at least, admit he has no personal name and answer the question about recognizing being the object and subject of a...

No. Not 'the Father' but God in his wholeness, in his unitarian nature is talking to his adopted Son, 'today' I will be your father, means there was a day before that day where that was not the case, right?

Friend, we've covered this several times already. I thought @Ferris Bueller explained clear enough but let me be emphatic. No human decides what a sin is. Scripture defines what a sin is, the law is already defined. The purpose for humans is to be like a grand jury, determine if the facts of...

A couple of months ago a friend of mine who I play tennis with went through this process. 2 ministers gave him an ultimatum. Repent or be banished forthwith. He stubbornly refused to repent. He is my friend but he has sinned. Because I am not an official member of that church, I have not...

No. Like at work, my primary role is to let all sides have their say and then guide the attendees dispassionately weigh the pros and cons, without bias or malice. Mary, I don't play the 'what if' game. Initially, people do disagree. As the discussion of pros and cons proceeds, it generally...

I don't ignore these verses. I just don't impose an trinitarian interpretation onto unitarian text. Every epistle, including Hebrews explicitly say the Father (alone is God). Jesus also explicitly says this and that his God is the only true God. Why is this not definitive and good enough for...

I'm not understanding your point. Can you clarify concisely what truth they had and how they let it go?

Is it God, 'the' Father, or God, our Father? God, who alone is our Father, has a personal name, YHWH. His anointed has a personal name, Jesus. God is spirit, not flesh as Jesus is, as we are flesh. God's nature has attributes, such as power, grace and holiness. None of anyone's attributes...

I'm not sure exactly what you are saying here. I don't think @robert derrick claims to be perfect. Is that what you are saying? It's late. So, allow me to ramble a bit. ;) Hmmm. I like the VOICE translation of v3 Blessed are those who work for justice, who always do what they know to be...