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No. Go ahead and agree on things that are the truth.

“Lukewarm Christianity has become so normal that Biblical Christianity seems radical.” - Shane Pruitt

* Same. *

Jewish monotheism is the Messiah’s monotheism. No life in it = a bizarre assertion. I’ve already addressed this. You don’t translate from Hebrew into English what you’re asserting. Even trinitarianism doesn’t do what you’re doing. With belief in God (Yahweh) and in the Messiah (Jesus of...

It’s a mess, no doubt about it.

No. It was written by Jewish monotheists who were inspired by Yahweh.

* The only reason I would be looking out the back window of the car is if she was walking off with my book! *

That’s fine. History shows us that it did. The apostles continued to meet at the Temple and believers in synagogues. Christianity and Judaism later separated.

* The God of heaven and the God of earth (Genesis 24:3). What that job is is far beyond me. *

* I don’t, but I do. *

Genesis was written by a Jewish monotheist. We can start with the Jewish monotheism of the Hebrew Bible but that would settle it quickly (Jewish monotheism isn’t trinitarian). There are trinitarian scholars who look at Genesis through the prism of Jewish monotheism but you’ve already told me...

* Fortunately they ran across a bear that is literate. Not all of them are, you know. *

I was slowly coming to that conclusion. I do follow trinitarian scholarship. Then you will have heard him say yourself that his God and the God of his disciples is only one person, the Father. We don’t need trinitarian scholars to confirm it, but they do.

Start with what I wrote: “The Messiah’s God is only one person. The Messiah himself explicitly tells us that in scripture.” Are you able or unable to agree with that?

You commented that it was only my opinion. I referred you to trinitarian scholarship to demonstrate that you’re mistaken.