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Idolatry is as idolatry does. Merely saying we don’t ‘worship’ something doesn’t undo our actions of worship.

Scary. The dim future is so obviously headed our way.

Except hypostatic Union is ingloriously not in Scripture. What is in Scripture is Christianity’ end game which STILL keeps God and Jesus as not one in the same. 1 Cor 15:23-28

Not what Scripture says.

Appeal to Authority. I am a unitarian Christian. It would be nice if you removed your trinitarian bias in bringing people to Christ. Said differently, if you had to choose, would you rather: A. I am saved, come to Christ believing his Father is the only God. B. I am not saved because I reject...

One of your finest posts.

It smacks of everything is God. God created the Son, so that makes him God. Well, God created everything, so that makes everything and everyone, God as well by that logic. But notice the transparent work around. Rather than refer to the man Jesus - by the way, there are many verses in Scripture...

Mary was human. By your own logic, her baby was human.

There is not one Scripture that says Jesus is God and none that insists upon the deity of Christ. Let’s take one example: before Abraham, I am. This is taken by trinitarians one way but there are other valid interpretations from the text that does not “insist” on the divinity of Christ.

Clearly, you don’t realize ‘the 2nd person of the trinity’ is not in Scripture. Your posts are compilations of doctrines not explicitly taught in Scripture on top of each other.

Do you realize there cannot be 3 that are the Most High God?

The Father is Jesus’ Father. I tend to leave the HOW to our all-powerful God. Scripture TELLS us that God selected Jesus.

Except Scripture does not say this.

The irony is that I don’t think ones belief in God’s nature has any bearing on salvation. I find no Scripture requiring such a doctrinal purity test. Trinitarians are the ones who confuse the importance of recognizing Jesus is Gods Anointed with Gods nature. These are very different points and...

No. The Bible says over 5,000 times that God is the Father alone. There is a total of ONE divine person in Scripture. It is not surprising that in the face of 1,000’s of times Scripture is explicit about God being one alone that trinitarians rely on the more vague and figurative verses...

I see. You exist. Therefore you are God?

Scripture states repeatedly and explicitly that Jesus is the (adopted) son of God - as we all are.

Nope. Pure imposing doctrine onto unitarian text.

But early Christians certainly did not believe in the trinity as evidenced by its absence in Scripture.

The wording of the Great Commission does not even state the nature of God! If one says, "in the name of motherhood, apple pie and the flag" do these things in no way is that a statement of the nature of God. How are you making the connection? The answer, it seems, is that you are desperate to...