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It's sad there there is such a thing as a Christian narcissist. I think I'm married to one. She even wants to take my money or assets I bought for us to give to those she would like to help. I told her it is not charity if it does not come from you. Then there are the manipulative responses to...

Not an answer to the 2 questions! :mad:

Yes, extreme eisegesis. You claim Jesus said he was God but all you come back with is him asking a question while denying he actually said the father is the only true God - the EXACT opposite of your claim.

What do you make of this verse, There is one God, the Father? Wrangler said: The #1 question for trinitarians to answer is why do they treat this dogma as if it is the central message of Scripture that one's salvation depends on it when not only is absent but contradicts Scripture?

Not one single verse states this! You keep confusing extreme eisegesis with objective facts.

Wow! I did not hear about that.

“The Left” refers to an ideology, which fully engulfs one party and mostly engulfs the other.

It really is pathological how trinitarians evade questions.

I'm not sure where you are getting that. It took off about 1 minute before it crashed.

LOL Pathological refusal to answer questions and projecting what is true about yourself. Jesus taught us to pray only to God the Father, who he taught is the only true God, where only true worshippers worship the Father.

Back door rationalization. The Jews had Jesus killed for blasphemy. Were they right in crucifying the son of God? If not, why do you pick and choose when to invoke them as the standard of right?

@GodsGrace, can you answer these questions? Here's a unitarian's answer: There is one God, the Father is proof text that the trinity is false. Trinitarians treat their dogma as the central message of Scripture because they subordinate the actual teachings of the Bible to their own...

From a theological perspective, I have no problem with God's idea of Creation began with how to save the future fall through Anointing one for that purpose. @Matthias might be able to explain better than me that this is a different take than the logos was created as a Spirit Being before being...

Engine caught on fire, taking away all lift, some say. This would cause it to fall like a rock.

Another often used vague verse trinitarians doctrinally invest in. This is an expression still in use today. Your mother and I are on the same page, we are of one mind. It does not mean we are a multi-person person.

@Ritajanice, let's watch her ignore this question. LOL

I'm glad you asked. This is a great example where trinitarians doctrinally invest in vague verses. There are 2 inferences we can draw that are equally valid and one is that Jesus was implying that he is not God, which is consistent with him saying God is greater than he is, knows more than he...

You're brainwashed. Jesus is a man FROM/OF God but not a deity himself. What do you make of this verse, There is one God, the Father?

This is rich. Scripture is explicit that Jesus is a man chosen by God, anointed, aka "The Son of God." It makes this point over and over again. To support the trinity, you have to ignore all this and invoke extreme eisegesis. We're not buying it. We rely on God's word, not manmade doctrines...

Yea. Same song, different tune. Everybody knows the real passion for the trinity is the man-is-god thesis. The Original Sin.