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You’re simply - out of ignorance, I hope - denying church history. The trinitarian scholar I quoted (as well as the other trinitarian scholars I’ve quoted which support him) is correct. Most of what I know about theology I’ve learned from trinitarian scholarship. I read widely, deeply...

I’m currently reading Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine, written by Harold Bloom.

“Jesus, in his teaching, his prophetic actions, and in the obedience which led to his death, was acting as God’s agent and representative on earth. It was as if, when he spoke and acted, God himself was present. In Luke’s phrase, ‘God was with him’; in Paul’s, ‘God was in Christ’. That this was...

“Recently declassified CIA documents reveal that in 1988, the CIA conducted an experiment as part of a secret project called Sun Streak, aiming to locate the lost artifact using remote viewing techniques. …” https://www.jpost.com/archaeology/archaeology-around-the-world/article-847774

“To call Jesus Son of God was therefore to accept the claim implied in his words and actions that he was totally obedient to the divine will, that he could give authoritative teaching about God, and that he was empowered to act as God’s authorized representative and agent. … the notion of a...

* Years later, the first Surgeon General wouldn’t have had to look too hard for tobacco PSA campaign material. *

What kind of Judaism did rabbi Jesus teach?

“Christianity, in its earliest beginnings, is part of Judaism … it is a sect, among a number of varieties of Judaism in the Roman Empire.” https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/religion/first/wrestling.html

I was in my mother’s womb. I don’t know. I‘m unaware of anything that would lead me to think that I ever did. No. People exist in the womb before they’re born. There are some awesome videos taken of them in the womb. Coincidentally (?) I was watching a short one earlier this evening. I...