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Protestants writing to pagans, for pagans without it including Christian teaching strikes me as a money grab. I don’t think that’s what Shakespeare did. (But hey! I’ve already said that I had - and still sometimes have - trouble understanding him.) It’s not, and never has been, my intention to...

Nice. I agree with Dr. Witherington. Jesus wasn’t and isn’t Yahweh. Yahweh is the God and Father of Jesus. There is no God besides Yahweh. Everything else in scripture is idols. Jewish monotheism.

* He’s about to get an earful, of week-old buns. *

I have addressed it; multiple times in multiple threads. Will you go on record saying that Jesus wasn’t and isn’t Yahweh?

Something else peculiar about trinitarianism that readers ought to know. Trinitarians tend to equate the post-biblical creeds with scripture. I’ve seen this argument made by trinitarians on the forum lately. The post-biblical creeds aren’t scripture. They are interpretations of scripture...

@APAK I posted this short clip in another thread. I don’t know if you saw it or not and things are quickly buried in threads that are popular. It’s just a 33 second clip from a lecture given by Dr. Ben Witherington, III. He’s a trinitarian. He teaches at Asbury Theological Seminary, located in...

It’s my longstanding personal policy not to use private messages on any Internet discussion forums I participate in. Continue using what you have. I used them myself when I was a trinitarian.

I was giving a lecture one day at a trinitarian college in Kenya. During the lecture a student commented that Jewish monotheists are small in number compared to trinitarians. He was right. I’ve recently encountered on the forum the trinitarian argument that trinitarianism must be right because...

Mine is Rabbi Jesus. Yes.

The Messiah’s God is only one person. My God is only one person. Our God is the same one person. Trinitarianism offers us something that the Messiah himself doesn’t.

I’m not going to go through it again. This post of yours is as massive as the last one. I spent 45 minutes responding to it when it shouldn’t have taken more than 10 minutes. If you want a response from me you’re going to have to reduce the number of characters in your posts.

* If I had said that my nose would have grown ten feet long. I’m sure glad my wife hasn’t asked me. Long nose or confession. Either way, I’d be in the doghouse for sure and certain. *

@Johann I asked you a question in post #81 that you didn’t answer in post #85. The question: “If I asked you to hold up echad finger, would you hold up one finger or more than one finger?” You don’t have to answer it if you don’t want to. This isn’t the Spanish Inquisition. If you had asked...

@Johann I’m sorry about the light editing that I did to your post. Your post was too large; it contained too many characters. When I replied to it the system wouldn’t let me post due to there being too many characters. I also deleted a few of my responses in order to reduce the total number of...

I can’t and don’t speak for all “Anti-Trinitarians” and as a Jewish monotheist nothing you’ve written has sent me scurrying for the shadows. I’ll eventually be commenting on the Greek words hen and heis. It’s an important distinction that I have to use against trinitarians and unitarians in my...

I’m not playing a word game here or anywhere else. One means one, not more than one. It works the same way in Hebrew as it does in English, or in any other language. The Messiah’s God is one person, not more than one person. The Messiah’s God is echad, not yachid. Yachid occurs a dozen times...