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It's a question, not an argument.

I sure is a loaded question! I would clarify so exceptions don't become rules: Do you mean good in the Biblical sense? OR Do you mean good in the general sense? Jesus said no one but God is good. This includes non-Christians. Do you mean Christians who are born again, devout and follow God's...

Have you ever asked why evidence for the man-is-god thesis in Scripture is always so cryptic and implied but explicitly states Jesus is the son of God?

It's not a lie that you cannot show the trinity verse. What is true is that you complain about it being requested and mock those who dare question what you idolize.

Wow! Project much?! If you don’t have a verse in 66 books that directly teaches your dogma, AND IF you had the fruit of the Spirit, including humility and self control, you’d simply humbly admit you believe what is not there, not call people names. Make a blessed day!

Yabut = Moving the goalposts. Did not both Moses and Elijah return at the transfiguration?

You do know that other prophets raised people from the dead, right?

Just reference the verse that reads something like The nature of God is a trinity - consisting of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit who are co-equal, co-substantial and co-eternal - and if you do not believe this, you cannot be saved but are damned to hell forever. And stop your belly aching. If...

I’m a Biblical unitarian. Once you accept Scripture is the inspired word of God and read it for yourself, you realize you do not have to abdicate your reasoning mind and embrace mystical dualism. To quote Galileo, I don’t believe God would bless us with a reasoning mind to forgo its use...

Poisoning The Well. You just lost the argument. And for the record, neither @Michiah-Imla nor I are JW.

As he said, this was already thoroughly addressed. How many laps do you need to get it? To summarize, there are 2 basic problems with relying on Thomas statement. It is not a declarative statement but an exclamation. When I drop my toast, butter side down, I am not actually claiming the toast...

Not close? Not sure why you are drawing the line along living flesh as the point pivots on the language usage of manifest. You want ‘manifest’ in this context to mean is but that is not how manifest is used in language as I demonstrated. How about this? The spirit of the Japanese people being...

LOL Scripture speaks for itself. Deut 6:4 directly says God is 1, not 3-in-1. John 20:17 directly records Jesus saying he has a God. There is no need for me to prove anything to you. Scripture cannot be more directly communicating Jesus’ God is the only God.

EXACTLY! Likeness is a synonym with showed or manifested. Language usage. It does not say Jesus is God. It does not say God is Jesus. And the reason is because Jesus is not God. The discipline the coach instilled in the team was manifested in the last 3 plays of the game. The manifestation is...

LANGUAGE USAGE. Do you realize how this parallels saying Lizbeth’s likeness is manifested in a drivers license? The ID is not lizbeth, just a manifestation.

No fallacy charge can be made when you don’t make an argument or continue to make groundless assertions, I.e., not grounded in Scripture. I asked for a Scripture verse that says what you claim. That you provide none tells the story.

You do realize the trinity is not in the Bible, right? It's such an important doctrine, neither the word, nor the concept is mentioned once in 66 books! Profound.

Born a Jew, under the law, compelled to believe God, who we relate to as Father, is one and not 3-is-1. There is no evidence Jesus ever stopped being Jewish. This is the Messiah's philosophy.

Oh, what verse says that God made Jesus God? The problem with trinitarian claims is that there is not one shred of a Scriptural sentence that say anything like what your dogma is. This is God's word, 'For us, there is one God, the Father.' Simple. Direct. Irrefutable. Even a trinitarian can...

Agency. You are deliberately confounding Gods words. He is the savior and has chosen Jesus as the agent of our salvation. That doesn’t make Jesus God.