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Another non-responsive reply. @Robert Gwin referred to a matter of fact - Scripture has been deliberately manipulated & mistranslated, e.g., Ps 110:1. The binary questions requiring 'yes' or 'no' answers are: Do you recognize the fact that Scripture has been deliberately manipulated &...

What doublespeak. Sad attempt to invoke KJV type language.

Columbus is on Intelliquest's Biographies of the World's 100 Greatest People. He was once considered by the Catholic Church for sainthood for bringing Christianity to half the Earth! Goes to show the power of revisionist history for you to ask if he was a bad dude. I could say a lot more about...

The trinity is not in the Bible. Why does anyone believe it?

Except for all the rest.

Even the VOICE translation makes this mistake. (it is not an anti-trinitarian translation as has been alleged).

Not an answer to my question.

These verses prove Jesus is not the Creator. NOTE: Especially Eph 3:9, where a Being who is NOT Jesus created all things. Who is this Creator of all things per Ephesians 3:9? Not Jesus but God, in his unitarian nature. Not sure what translation you are relying on regarding Col 1:16 that puts to...

If this were true, why do you answer with maybe?

Agreed. An explicit teaching in Scripture. Ephesians 1:3 Brother Kel has many on-line videos that reveal what he calls the trinity delusion. Although I don't use the term Jehovah, I think it is synonymous with YWH or LORD (which my translations use). Trinitarians insistence in violating 1C, 2C...

Why do you parse the proper way to view Jesus? It is not a full understanding of the man to view him as Judge-only, Savior-only or lord-only.

Seems you are confounding perverting and reverting. Not the same thing. Please clarify what your question is? As @Pearl said, Gospel means Good News (of Jesus Christ). An example of perverting it is to assert salvation by any other means. Hope this helps.

Then there is the 2nd part of Acts 17:31. God, in his unitarian nature, raised Jesus from the dead. Trinitarians refuse to answer the question from this verse of who raised Jesus from the dead. What does this text say?

Each question could be its own thread.

Untwisting, properly using Scripture is what I’ve seen, guided by correctly grasping it for the unitarian Word of God it is. Deuteronomy 6:4 Complete Jewish Bible (A:vi, S: v) 4 “Sh’ma, Yisra’el! Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai echad[Hear, Isra’el! Adonai our God, Adonai is one];

LOL. Double negative. Seems you are engaging in Circular Reasoning. Are you saying God lacks the ability to express non-absolute statements?

Indeed. Perception is only important on subjective matters. Sentence structure is an objective matter. Jesus is not the subject of the sentence. God, in his unitarian nature, is the subject of the sentence. In the sentence structure, Jesus is identified as the object being acted upon - the man...

And that belief about the verb word is totally wrong. Stop telling me what I believe. I'm typing this slowly in the hopes you will understand. It is the sentence itself. Jesus is not God in the sentence. What part of this FACT do you not get?

Adoptionism: The heart of the Good News. “The LORD said to me, ‘You are my son. Today I have become your Father.' It means a selection was made by the Father in choosing, appointing, selecting, ordaining, adopting who is children are. Hebrews specifically says this applies to Jesus. Not only is...

Appeal to Ignorance. I am rejecting your false claims. This is different from not following your argument. I totally understand the various fallacies you are employing and I am exposing them for what they are.