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“What fools are they who, for a drop of pleasure, drink a sea of wrath.” - Thomas Watson

I’m a Jew inwardly (Romans 2:29) and you’ve decided against the Messiah’s Jewish monotheism. The wall between Jews and Gentiles has been torn down. There are Jews and Gentiles in the church, just as there are males and females in the church. You might tell me that you’re neither male nor...

* That was then, this is now. I’ve got the creek, the rocks and a plan. *

Not very many religious Jews abandon Jewish monotheism, but some do. Jesus of Nazareth didn’t, and he’s the one to keep our eyes on.

That interpretation is an example of speaking against Jewish monotheism. I’m interested in that. The Shema is the creed of Judaism. It is the Messiah’s creed and it is my creed. Wowzer! You haven’t had the trinitarian training that I was given.

You‘ve already done that yourself. (“Which orthodoxy” was just the tip of that iceberg.) Your approach while not bland and boring, is unorthodox, in more ways than one. I’m not particularly interested in speaking against what you define as orthodoxy, nor against what historical trinitarianism...

It’s against the new rules for any member registered ”Christian” to speak against orthodoxy @GeneZ. I’m not registered as “Christian“ but you are. The new rules allow “Christian” members to privately disagree with historical orthodox trinitarianism but those who do so are required to either be...

You believe in a Trinity which you’ve decided on, which isn’t the Trinity which the church decided on. Confirming my point. Your assertion defies the constraints of history. You’ve already given me a sample of what you see there. That’s enough for me.