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Not the same as prohibited. From What does the Bible say about keeping your vows / oaths? | GotQuestions.org So, Jesus was not condemning all forms of promises, contracts, or agreements. Jesus was speaking of the kind of spontaneous vow made when a person says, “I cross my heart and hope to...

Every President was a Christian and every one took the prescribed oath. But I think Christ said to merely say yes or no. However, that may have applied to oaths in a jury rather than for high office.

I don't think calling someone God incarnate qualifies as an accusation. Come on now! :musicn2:

At least wait until the First Lady is standing by her husband BEFORE saying "repeat after me." Can you imagine if Trump got distracted and messed up the oath reacting to his wife coming to his side during the oath...

Indeed, all the Gospels make this point. Matthew 1:1 (VOICE) This is the family history, the genealogy, of Jesus the Anointed, the coming King. Mark 1:1 (VOICE). This is the beginning of the good news of Jesus, the Anointed One, the Liberating King, the Son of God. Luke 1:4 I want you to know...

This article from Epoch Times quotes the Leftist ACLU slandering the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 as if illegal alien is not the issue, claiming it is again immigrants. No one in the US is against immigrants. We are opposed to violations of the rule of law, to invasion, to illegal aliens, to...

I was thinking along the same lines. Context kills trinitarianism.

The Woke Bishop is an activist. In 2016 she is on record saying she has given up in talking to Trump. Honestly, I'm surprised Trump went to a church where she was speaking.

Accusations are not inherently false. Seems it is OK for you to accuse me of things. See post #3706, 3708, 3713, 3,716, 3718, 3720.

In 2016, Trump said when elected, he'll be God's gift for American jobs. In just a few days he's negotiated a staggering $1.1T in 2 deals, this and AI. I wish the Demonrats remain a permanent minority.

Nonsense. You don't have an argument of your own. So, your pretend my argument works against me. False witness. Still no answers to post #3,707.

Intellectually dishonest. I did not make a semantic statement. The concept of the trinity is not in the Bible and I'm sure you know that's what I mean when I say the trinity is not in the Bible. In fact, the trinity contradicts Scripture. This is why you and others often avoid questions. See...

Again, I reject your implied premise. Nowhere does Scripture say Jesus was God. Just another back door rationalization for dogma that contradicts Scripture. Regarding 2 John 1:7, the context is to oppose heresies developing during the time of the Apostles. In this case, claiming Jesus was a...

Yea, right. More projecting. The trinity is not in the Bible. This, you refuse to understand.

Yes and if the question were, "are Jews and Christians to be humanitarians," the answer based on Scripture, would be yes. But that's not the question, is it? The commandments you reference apply to us or restrict our behavior, not God. With almighty power to provide with so many poor unprovided...

God's name. Here is where JW, @Aunty Jane, have it right! God's name is not Jesus. He taught us to start praying by acknowledging God's name as holy, which is YHWH (or in English, Jehovah). Trinitarians cannot start by acknowledging Jesus' God because they worship another god, a false god, a...

You don't have a basic understanding of reading comprehension. The trinity is not in the Bible. Language Usage: No one sends themselves. If the Trinity were correct doctrine v3:2 and 3:17 would read God the Father sent God the Son. Facts go against the trinity. Whereas, the word was God in...

Nope. I just deny the eisegesis of trinitarianism. Did you read Deut 18:15-18? Where a man from the people of Israel would be chosen to have God's words put in his mouth? Did you read 1:21, about the expected prophet? Did you read 1:45 where Philip tells Nathanael they found the very person...

Right but God did not become flesh and this is because John never made the claim that Jesus was God incarnate. You are just ignoring all the verses that prove your dogma wrong. John is the most anti-trinitarian book of the Bible. In today's devotional reading at chapter 3, we find at verse 2...

Neither could Jesus. That's why the Bible repeatedly and explicitly says that God raised Jesus from the dead. The verses you quote only mean that Jesus voluntarily submitted to the Cross. This is also stated in different ways. It doesn't mean Jesus was God. What verse says this? This line of...