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“Let’s be honest: if you don’t read your Bible it is because you don’t want to read your Bible. And to bottom line this further, this is indicative of your relationship with God. We cannot separate a love for the Word of God and the God of the Word. Action item: If we do find ourselves not...

“Beware of both undevotional theology and untheological devotion.” - Michael Reeves

I fully agree with the sentiment expressed in this Christian meme. Whether or not someone views me as ”Christian”, I can (and do) say this as a Jewish monotheist. My board registration fairly limits where I can speak and how I can speak, but it doesn’t prohibit or restrict me in any way from...

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From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning. The same pastor (Baptist) who rattled our window pane yesterday to get our attention takes a softer approach with us today. ”Dear Christians: Read the Bible Obey the Bible Study the Bible Meditate on the Bible Be transformed by the Bible *...

“Invest more in your walk with God than your work for God. If you do the first, the second will take care of itself.” - Garrett Kell

@KUWN the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD is something that you have working partly in your favor. I say partly because the creed it produced had to be revised at the Council of Constantinople in 381 AD. Why? Perhaps you know, I presume that you do, but others reading this thread might not. As...

The witness of historical orthodox trinitarianism against Jewish monotheism @KUWN. “The Christian conception of God, argues Gregory of Nyssa, is neither the polytheism of the Greeks nor the monotheism of the Jews and consequently it must be true, for ‘the truth passes in the mean between these...

I am. As dissenters, we are offered two paths to membership here. You’ve chosen one path, which I respect, and I the other. (I chose my path over two years before the administration offered it. I had no idea at the time that they eventually would.) I’m a Jewish monotheist who believes that...

“Jesus’ beliefs, therefore, remained thise of a first-century Jew, committed to the coming kingdom of Israel’s god. He did not waver in his loyalty to Jewish doctrine. But his beliefs were those of a first-century Jew who believed that the kingdom was coming in and through his own work. His...

You’re a a registered “Christian” member who, by order of the new rules, isn’t allowed to speak openly with any member of the Board about the Trinity. Orthodoxy is the voice of this land. Thanks. I don’t think many, if any, of the other non-trinitarian Christian members will change their...