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OK. I now realize what you are going on and on and on about. I keep thinking we are done doing laps but you keep lapping. Going back to points already discussed. I have no idea why you are repeatedly emphasizing somebody who does not know us. You are obsessed now with some odd personal attack...

I don't understand your question. What passages? What interpretations by man? Are you asking me: 1. my view on losing salvation or 2. my view on how to handle differences in denominational doctrines on the matter?

LOL. You lost. Lord ≠ LORD. Jesus said as much regarding it being forgivable to blasphemy him but not forgivable to blasphemy the Holy Spirit of God.

In no way am I conceding the point. Since you cannot differentiate between man and God, lord/Lord and LORD, there is no point doing laps.

I've already explained this. You seem to have no reading comprehension. All the lords I mentioned are specific, and therefore, capital L, Lord Vader, etc. There is only one all capital LORD, which is clearly differentiated in Psalm 110:1. Since this thread is not to debate the man-is-God...

In no sense is the father = the son (except trinity land).

Yes, is merely a lord. All lords are merely lords over who owe them loyalty. In the case of Voldemort, he is the lord over dark wizards. In the case of Vader, he is the lord over the Sith. In the case of Jesus, he is the lord over those who accept him as their savior. But no lord is the LORD God.

I've addressed this over a dozen times already. God is synonymous with LORD, capital. There are many lords, lowercase: Voldemort, Vader, Cornwallis, Jesus, etc. Trinitarians deliberately want to confuse the 2. The LORD says to my Lord: “Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your...

But it is the relevant part of the verse. There is only one God, the Father. The Bible makes this point over and over again. You should pray like this: Our Father in heaven Jesus, Matthew 6:9

The Bible says Jesus is not God over and over and over again. Please construct a stronger anti-trinitarian statement: 'For us, there is one God, the Father.' 1 Corinthians 8:6

Post #429 does not explain anything. You merely make an Appeal to Diversion. Rather than address the verse that makes the case AGAINST, you want to change the discussion to a verse that is FOR.

Well, before I elaborate on my argument, please answer my question: Wasn't Jesus torn apart from the Father at the cross?

No. I'm trying to take man asserted authority out of the equation. (And I am not merely talking about the individual error in the face of the collective communion with the Holy Spirit but among denominations). Let's say the question of whether or not one can lose their salvation. I know for a...

Yes, there is an implication regarding Mary. I agree that there is no implication regarding Jesus having siblings. Trinitarians tend to invoke all manner of word play. The verses you cited make it plain Jesus had siblings. I've mentioned to soul several times that the motivation for her word...

The Holy Spirit. No man on Earth today has such authority. One of the very best things of Christianity is how it is different, from say Islam, which spreads by the sword. Christianity spreads by consent. People come to the cross, come to accept our Savior into their lives voluntarily. I am...

Since Jesus said these words, you must reconcile it. The obvious and logical conclusion is they are not equal, torn apart if you must think so, in some ways. Wasn't Jesus torn apart from the Father at the cross? Otherwise, you are left with a statement from Jesus that has no practical...

IMO, there is extreme arrogance that you are the only arbiter and final judge on just how to apply the words and teachings of Christ. We live by the light we were given and ought to have grace on such differences - not assert superiority.

Hmmm. I think there is a difference between doctrine and faith. We believe in God. We have faith in Jesus. That is, our faith is in a person or a being, if you prefer. This is the Good News. The Good News is God has made a pathway for our salvation through his son. The Good News is our...

Very well put.

No. Absolutely not. There is only one God, the Father - just as St Paul explicitly said. Jesus is the Messiah, the Servant of God foretold by Moses at Deuteronomy 18:15-18 and Isaiah 53. You are they; I am us Paul is referring to. 'For us, there is one God, the Father.' 1 Corinthians 8:6