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Because otherwise, it is just a 4th century manmade invention that carries no weight of divine authority whatsoever.

The verse of the sword comes to mind. Mahdi follows Mohammad, who is a servant of Lucifer, who pretended to be Gabriel when he met him. We know they are not the same being because of the human reaction. Compare Mary's reaction to Mohammad's reaction. Mohammad became terrified, sweat profusely...

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

I reject transgender abuse of language. Feelings are not facts. Your ex-brother-inlaw is a man. The noun is man. You may modify this noun with any adjective you want but it is wrong to pretend feelings change the noun. Proper language is he a a transgender man. On Moody radio, Janet Parcel...

Yes. I've long said we are better with incompetence than a highly competent evil person taking us in the exact wrong direction.

Saying this does not make it true. What Scripture verse says this? I say there are none. I think this is where doctrine drives bias in interpretation. Inductive logic is a tool at our disposal. We see one fish, swimming in the water and CORRECTLY conclude fish swim in water. Scripture tells us...

I reject the premise of your question; there is no Scriptural evidence that the risen Lord ever delegated the authority he was given of all things in heaven and Earth.

See OP.

It only says alone. The Father alone is identified with being God in every Epistle. Playing word games shows you’ve lost the argument but don’t want to concede defeat.

I am a unitarian Christian.

Great! So, why did the Apostles repeatedly disobey the risen Lord?

Another invented standard. No one said anything about magic. Are you claiming God did not speak to Jesus? Way not to answer the question. Speaking in negation does NOT establish the positive claim. Yes or No; Are you denying Jesus said that he only says what the Father tells him to say?

What is this time dependency standard you are inventing?! Are you denying Jesus said that he only says what the Father tells him to say?

It's simply not true. Every prophet spoke the words of God.

In every Epistle they wrote! Where did the Holy Apostles said God was the Father alone. And he will call out to me, ‘You are my Father, my God, and the Rock of my salvation.’ Psalm 89:26 “Don’t cling to me,” Jesus said, “for I haven’t yet ascended to the Father. But go find my brothers and...

This is a trinitarian doctrine outside of Scripture. Deuteronomy 18:15-18 makes it clear that God (who alone is the Father) is perfectly capable of speaking words for himself. He said in these verses he would put his words in a man he selects among the people. Jesus affirmed this saying God...

Never, not once. Trinitarians offer False Alternatives, such as saying a common expression means "I am" qualifies as a claim of deity. Many others say "I am" in Scripture but that does not make them God. An obvious way we know that Jesus is not God is that Jesus died and the Book of Acts makes...

Since the doctrine of the trinity is nowhere to be found in Scripture, it is clear trinitarians are the ones pushing the abhorrent False Doctrine. The Sh'ma and 1C say not to have any gods before the singular pronoun of "me." This is the Father. God the Father is explicit in Scripture. Never is...

Jesus and the Apostles were monotheists who equated the Father alone as God. I already provided some verses. A challenge you to write a stronger anti-trinitarian sentence than Paul did at 1 Corinthians 8:6, 'For us, there is one God, the Father.'

Dualism can contradict itself in any number of ways.The Holy Apostles said God was the Father alone.