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All sons are created.

Yes, the word of God was made flesh, not God incarnate. See Deutonoromy 18:15-18.

Trinitarians wish that were true. John 1:1 is about the Word of God, not Jesus, fulfilling his promises as explained in Luke's writing in Acts 3:17. Not until v 10 & 14 is Jesus is mentioned. The Messiah is anointed by God but is not God.

Strawman. It is not government to obey but God. It is not tyranny to submit to but follow liberty, the Spirit of the Lord.

No. The text of the Apostles makes it clear they expected the return of Jesus in their life times.

No, it's not! 'I am' is a common identifier used today. The idea that Jewish monotheism of 1 God, in his unitarian nature, stated over and over and over again for 1,000's of years should be swept aside with an "I am" statement is absurd in the extreme. God did not say "I am the only God...

Projecting trinitarian dogma onto unitarian text of Scripture is not truth but indoctrination.

There is none. On the contrary, Hebrews differentiates the Messiah from angels.

Yes, begotten is the source of all sons, created through procreation. From Merriam Webster's: Definition of begotten = past participle of BEGET Definition of beget = to procreate; to produce

Really. Nursery rhymes is where we learned Definition. Language Usage. Trinitarians get tripped up with sentence structures that indicate 2 beings are in the sentence, Jack and Jill and God (in his unitarian nature) and Jesus.

The name of my church is Don't Submit To Personal Attack Questions.

No. I do not equate trinitarianism with Christianity. Trinitarianism is a cult because it holds the man is God thesis.

John 1:1 does not even have Jesus in it. You are desperately creating a Strawman to knock it down. John 1:1 is about God and his word, not Jesus. The climax of John's prologue is John 1:18 (Voice) God, unseen until now, is revealed in the Voice, God’s only Son, straight from the Father’s heart...

While I realize much of the Bible is metaphorical, in this case I think Jesus was simply referring to 12 hours (of day light) each day. After 2,000 years, it should be rather late when we were in the last hours then.

Not to hijack the thread but this verse undermines the Bible's prophetic integrity. "Soon" may be vague but 'last hour' is hard to rationalize = 2,000+ years.

Pot calling rice black. A cult considers a man as God. The select groups you cited reject the man is God thesis.

False? No. You are confounding God's Judgment against Israel in Jer 27 with this thread's topic to obey government. Another verse that supports Franklin's quip is Jesus' famous 'give unto Caesar what is Caesar's' because our liberty is God given and us abdicating what God gave us is not a...

I did not do this, am not a JW and it is totally irrelevant to this thread. Trinitarians wish the prologue of John proclaimed Jesus was God. It does not. In fact, the Gospel of John has more verses damning to trinitarianism than any other NT book. In 17:3, Jesus says his Father is the one true...

As is it is not possible to be referring to different rocks; Or AS IF 1,000 years before Jesus was born, Psalm was referring to someone not yet born; OR there is any prophecy of the Father becoming the Son. We know the rocks are different because the rock in Psalm 89:26 specifically says the...

2 Corinthians 3:17