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John 1:1 does not mention Jesus. A word is a WHAT not a WHO.

While the Bible identifies God as the Father many, MANY times, never does it identify God, The Holy Spirit or God, the Son. This is the dead giveaway destroying trinitarianism.

Contradictions are not difficult to fathom but non-existent in reality.

Anti-biblical. This is a pure trinitarian assertion beyond the text of the word of God.

Not a logical thought to be seen. ‘The Sin of God’ is a title given to a man God selected.God selects us to be his children. That does not make us God. God is unbegotten. Jesus, like all men, are begotten. Jesus died. Jesus is not God.

It is true. Logic does not fail. The son of God is logically not God. Isaiah does not even refer to Jesus. Even if it did, do you know the difference between being called something and being that thing?

I’m not sure what you mean by this but there are passages that say God selected Jesus. Adoptionism. We are all chosen by God. Our relationship with God is real.

LOL. I’ve done it many times. You are just denying it. What are these strong statements that utterly contradict Trinitarianism again?

LOL. The trinity is not in the Bible - not the word, not the doctrine.

That is only a problem for those who hold their man-made doctrines above the word of God. Jesus is called the Son of God. Logic dictates that he cannot be God.

Welcome to the forums. Loved your post! Your understanding and analysis of Greek profoundly reveal how translators attempt to impose trinitarian doctrine unto unitarian text. Check out my thread on the Case Against Trinitarianism. It ended up getting hijacked, then closed. I’ve made the point...

Proving they are not the same being.

LOL. You cannot even make a statement that would go against trinitarianism. It is so odd that you claim to agree with all my points while also defending trinitarianism.

Good analysis, further revealing the inherently flawed concept of trinitarianism.

Yes, the entire Bible is written by monotheist Jews who reject the trinity to this day.

In other words, no reply to the facts presented on how Jesus and God have different natures, only divert attention to anything else. Gotcha!

That’s why I said something ‘like.’ The trinity is not in the Bible - not the words, not the doctrine.

Bless your heart. LOL. Not necessary to be in Scripture? Wow! Make a blessed day

No response? No answer?

And God the Father and the Lord Jesus are different Beings.