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They are monotheists. The only deity they worship is the Trinity.

* The big bunny knows something. *

It wasn’t the Southern Baptist Church I was raised in that taught me the details of the doctrine. It was the Catholic Church that did. I’m grateful that it did. My daughter and son-in-law decided to enroll my grandson in a Baptist private school. I had encouraged them to enroll him in a...

The unitarian Creed of Judaism, and the Messiah’s own Creed. It has nothing to do with my understanding of the Trinity. That understanding comes from the Catholic Church and its Creeds. The monotheism of Judaism isn’t the monotheism of the Catholic Church. I’ve mentioned previously the...

My understanding of it matches the Catholic Church understanding of it. (I think I can safely say that much without violating the board policy.) It’s wild to me that the details are seldom taught in Church. It is generally assumed by clergy that the people sitting in the pews understand it. A...

That’s not my understanding of Christianity. We’ve been here before. It’s not that I don’t understand the Trinity but rather that I do that causes me not to accept it. My conscience dictates that my God can be no other than the Messiah’s God. I allow you (and others) freedom of conscience...

They should be denied freedom to express their conscience?

Meet your Bible teacher, little children. Does the Bible teach this? Are there parents / teachers who believe that it does? Yes. Are there parents / teachers who believe that it doesn’t? Yes. (I’m located here.) A hypothetical: Your child has enrolled in a Bible class where the teacher...

God, I suggest to our readers, did not give God the power to heal people.

For now, anyway. And only in one state, so far. Will we one day turn into China in this regard? A little bit of leaven leavens the whole loaf. But to your question: In the public school, none. The public school should leave the teaching of the Bible to parents and the church. Shame on the...

In Oklahoma the Bible teaches “this,” in New York the Bible teaches “that”; and in California the Bible teaches neither “this” nor “that”.

* And now the state will determine what children are taught about the Bible and what it teaches. *

A real life, serious, and ongoing kerfuffle that is of no interest here.