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It’s real but the pivot point is between literal or figurative.

What verse teaches the hypostatic union?

The word is not Jesus. That’s what you refuse to grasp. God’s word was put in the mouth of one of the Israeli people. Having God’s word in our mouth is figurative and does not make one God.

Neither be of you are serious Bible students, reverting to childishness when you cannot defend your IDOL. Born again is literal? The word of God is literally God? Bread and wine literally turn into the body of a 1st century Jewish man? That we are to literally embrace cannibalism? Men are...

I agree with the implications you draw from Matthew 28:8. To reinforce that conclusion is explicit Scripture on point. 1 Cor 15:27 For the Scriptures say, “God has put all things under his authority.”[a] (Of course, when it says “all things are under his authority,” that does not include God...

Again, I don’t think the failure to discern God’s word correctly between figurative and literal revolves around ability but IDOLATRY. They must resort to mystical dualism because the trinity is not in the Bible. It’s a simple fact that they cannot admit, which is why they retreat to semantic...

A common theme among trinitarians, improper discernment of God’s words; confusing the figurative with literal.

Incorrect. You are confusing Biblical evidence with extreme eisegesis. An example of actual Biblical evidence is Jesus saying the Father is the only true God. What does this evidence imply about other gods, including the trinitarian god?

This is what is meant to use Scripture to bludgeon. The thread is about X; the posted Scripture is about Y. So, it’s not that the posted Scripture is meaningless - another False Witness - it’s that it is: A distraction from the conversation. Not a substitute for conversation. Too many just...

The trinity presents a contrary view of God from the Biblical narrative, a direct violation of the 1st Commandment and Jesus own words that the Father is the only true God.

Not sure what is funny about this. Speculating truth does not make it true! It’s posts like this that reveal a degree of frivolous when you should be introspective, seriously examining your beliefs that run counter to facts and logic. For instance, Scripture says man was created on Day 6. Why...

Odd pivot from what she said. Someone made a post talking about how Christian’s have a tendency to use Scripture, not to lighten, but to bludgeon.

Yes. And I know the hate Trinitarians have for: Definition Logic Language Usage Explicit Scripture Scripture says there is only God the Father.

He didn’t make the claim that he actually raised himself from the dead. If he made such a claim, it would contradict the many times Scripture explicitly tells us that God - in his Unitarian nature - raised Jesus from the dead.

God does not have a body. Dead is dead, not some form of life.

Apparently, you did not or cannot read and understand what I wrote. Did you not notice the discernment between literal and figurative in my post?

A term I embraced last year is ‘gas lighting.’ It means to deliberately distort reality. The Left relentlessly gas lights. This is a form of lying, of bearing false witness. I’ve noticed evil almost always begins with a deception.

Supposing 3-is1-ism, contrary to Scripture is THE EXACT OPPOSITE of coherent.

No, not literally! God is a person, the Supreme Being. His actions might be love at times but Scripture also tells us God hates, acts with Grace, mercy and justice. To say a person is a virtue (like love) or a vice (like evil, the devil or Hitler are evil) is figurative use of language...

This is trinitarian dogma, which has no support in Scripture. Nothing says Jesus was precarnate God’s logos. Have you ever considered why John 1 does not say God was made flesh if that was he intended to communicate? Do you understand why it says the logos was made flesh - beyond the...