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Trinitarians start off with the fallacy of Circular Reasoning, that their premise (doctrine, dogma) is correct. Then they look for "support" and have no rejection criteria ... there is such a thing as square circles ...

I asked him one question. That's not too interrogative. Sin is hostility to God. Stop pretending his sin is acceptable. No. You and @Ritajanice are dead wrong and not helping him one little bit. Never heard of tough love, eh? I prayed for him, just not the ask he wanted. If that's not good...

With trinitarians, it's always the same with the 4 pillars against it at every turn: Definition Logic Language Usage Explicit Scripture

The debate tactic is to apply the premise in the extreme, exposing the absurdity of the position, along the lines of except for all the exceptions, there are no exceptions. Saying they "may" not be citizens or have proper documentation is evil because it denies the truth. Truth IS the case...

Trinitarians fail to discern God's word properly, conflating literal with figurative. Another example widely used in the ancient Near East is the idiom, "king of kings and lord of lords." This applied to many. The same with the title "lord." Trinitarians claim certain idioms apply only to God...

You are so twisted, now you think peace is bad!

Human nature. We covet good and eschew bad. Among the good are assets we value. Highest among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We fear to lose all these.

And that is not a fight of some kind? LOL You asked for a prayer. My words are the answer to your prayer. You don't want to hear it. I now shake your just off my feet and leave you to your fate. Much love!

It's not about dirty laundry but taking responsibility. When was the last time you got into an argument with your mother that was so bad, you needed to post prayer requests on a public forum? He's not so innocent as all that. Arguments are not a one sided affair. Worse, I asked what actions he...

What is the title of this thread? Not in the slightest. Yet, I did pray for you.

He can't have it both ways, privacy and share on a public forum. Well, that's passive aggressive. "Maybe" we are the Godly council that God speaks to him through! I don't know how many prayer request threads I've posted in - dozens. And often when I post in such threads, I do not merely say...

The great philosopher, Mick Jagger, answered that question ... you don't always get what you want. You get what you need. @My Dreams is getting what he needs from this thread. He just doesn't want to hear it. If that were true, he would not be arguing with his mother that upset him so that he...

I came across this and thought of this thread. Mark 3:25 Contemporary English Version 25 And a family that fights won't last long either.

May not? Let's abolish all law. Only good can come from that!

The significance of this act pales in comparison to the roasting this pastor got world wide since. IMO, Trump remained dignified. Had he stormed out, the Left would have considered it a victory the he could not handle the truth to power, etc. He made his point in a different way, saying in a...

False. Jesus gave us the Great Commission. The only possible way to execute the Great Commission is by interacting with people of other faiths as a starting point to convert them. Tolerate those of other faiths is what lead to this post. Thank God you and @amigo de christo do not have the...

Exactly. For some reason, you pretend participating in an interfaith event is yoking. It is not.

Trinitarians believe things that contract Scripture. There is only God the Father. No verse says Jesus is divine. Jesus death proves his existence was not eternal, in addition to being a son, which means he is a created being.

This is one of my favorite trinitarian rationalizations. The Anointed one’s name is literally not Immanuel. Even it it were, it does not literally mean God is with us any more than Peter is literally a rock. Also, does it mean that everyone who is literally named Immanuel God incarnate? If...

I’m not asking what your beliefs are but facts, what Scripture explicitly teaches. I just explained that. I asked what verse says Jesus is YHWH. You presented verses that do not say that. Compare to 1 Cor 8:6 that says there is only one God, the Father.