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* I think an argument could be made that his mom does in fact use recipes; they just aren’t hers, they’re Little Caesars’. Maybe? Let’s think it over while eating one of those coupon pizzas. *

* In this day and age, they might. *

* Yep. If I‘m unsure about how someone else will react to getting bonked over the head with an empty wrapping paper tube, I’ll either refrain or find out before I bonk them. If I can’t find anyone else to bonk, heck, I’ll just bonk myself! *

My readers will eventually notice, if they haven’t already, that I seldom quote non-trinitarian scholars in my defense of Jewish monotheism. Why? More than one person has asked if it is because I’m unable to find support from non-trinitarian scholars. Of course I can, and occasionally do. Why...

“30. One translates the Greek neuter hen. This verse [John 10:30] was much quoted in the Aryan controversy by the orthodox in support of the doctrine that Christ was of one substance with the Father. The expression seems however mainly to imply that the Father and the Son are united in will and...

The Jewish concept of the Memra, just like the trinitarian scholars I’ve quoted against you - and I’ve only just scratched the surface in calling on them in my defense - works against your trinitarian arguments. Goodnight.

* That’s not good. Did he at least find something valuable in the hole? *

* I don’t have a problem with it, as long as Santa doesn’t. *

What if it comes from a trinitarian? Would you say that the trinitarian is being intellectually dishonest? Jewish monotheism denies that the Messiah is in John 1:1. Colin Brown, a trinitarian scholar (now deceased), who I met some years ago at a Conference and briefly corresponded, calls you...

Jesus accepts the Jewish perspective and dogma re the Messiah.

It isn’t biblically correct. If it were then all English translations would render it that way. Gods and multiple creators of the heavens and the earth does fly against my dogma. Yahweh himself says that he did it alone, by himself. (You quoted it to me.) John doesn’t mention in his prologue...

We spoke about it around 48 hours ago. Do you really not remember it?

I’ve told you how he is. I’ve told anyone who will listen to me how he is. You didn’t find it persuasive. I’ve even told my readers how in this very thread, earlier today. Why are you asking me about it again? Are you having second thoughts about it? The God of the Jewish Bible is Yahweh.

Nowhere. The Father, not the Messiah, is unambiguously stated to be the creator in these lines. That’s Jewish monotheism. You’ve already told me (and our readers) that you believe in creators (plural). Jewish monotheism doesn’t discard any scripture. Scripture was written by Jewish monotheists.

How quickly you’ve forgotten that I’ve said that Jesus is occasionally identified as elohim in scripture.

I didn’t ask you to say that he wasn’t. Even I have said that in some sense, he is. I asked if you would go on record saying that Jesus wasn’t and isn’t Yahweh. You refused. I want all of our readers to see that. That’s a classic logical fallacy question. Example: ”Are you still beating...

I’ve posted the opening line of both the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed. Those lines are consistent with Jewish monotheism.