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Great analysis, as always tigger! The simple answer is trinitarians today have to butcher Scripture, definitions, logic and normal language usage to 'support' their inherently contradictory doctrine. A plain reading of Deut 18:15-18 explains the prophecy that Jesus fulfilled. God's word was...

See my thread on analysis of mass murder.

It's the only Jesus. Jesus’ own explicit statements is that he has a God (John 20:17), and Jesus’ God is the only true God (John 17:3). There simply is no verse that reads something like The nature of God is a trinity - consisting of the Father, Son & Holy Spirit who are co-equal...

Scripture please. Nowhere is the trinitarian doctrine in Scripture. To avoid the inevitable Appeal to Strawman, there simply is no 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...

Oy vey! There is no such thing as a paraphrase translation. No translation is truly literal because of syntax differences in the different languages. Some translate words and for my money, the better translations translate thoughts of whole sentences and paragraphs for more accuracy and...

NO. Jesus is explicitly said to me, as we are, the sons of God.

Yea, better to keep having school shootings and kids murdered than arming the responsible adults with the children. :rolleyes:

Well said. The devotion some have to abdicate their responsibility to do their part to protect innocence from slaughter - under any pretense - is reprehensible. Jesus went berserk, turning over table and violently whipping people. And this was only in response to selling merchandise at a place...

It's rather surprising that you rely on this verse to make your point, since it proves the precise opposite. In 2 consecutive sentences Jesus does not say he is God but he came from God and was sent by God. In v 40, Jesus says he heard God. NOTE: Jesus did not say the Father but he heard, was...

Hmmm. You may be relying on a bad translation here. Any time there are 2 him's and the verse uses "him" it may be confusing who him is being referred. Putting this in context will help clarify (NLT): v 3. God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. (NOTE: God, in his wholeness, in his unitarian...

Oy vey! There is no such thing as duality, which violates logic, the non-contradictory identification of truth and the law of identity. Jesus is not any kind of Spirit but a man who was resurrected bodily. The idea of Christ entering us is figurative, not some kind of dualism of reality. This...

Intellectually dishonest to pretend a lord (lowercase) is YHWH, LORD (capital) God.

In Scripture only the Father is God. And you are adding words to Scripture to fit your doctrine; it doesn’t say anything about in his humanity AS IF Jesus had any other nature - when God have glory to Jesus.

You don’t consider death a change?

Proverbs 19:15-16 Contemporary English Version 15 If you are lazy and sleep your time away, you will starve. 16 Obey the Lord's teachings and you will live— disobey and you will die.

I do. I also fully trust there are times I can do more than nothing to save innocent life. I choose life.

Were there is Liberty, there is the Spirit of God.

Falsely equating saving innocent life with opposing government authority for evil doers. Amazing rationalization. Scripture reveals Jesus commanded his disciples to get a sword and they already had swords.

That is part but not all. The Hebrews credit God with delivering them from Egypt but they still had to wander the desert for 40 years, conquer Canaan, endure the humiliation of exile before rebuilding the temple. They did not just ask the LORD and nothing else.

It’s not much of a mystery; stupid is as stupid does. A Christian who commits passive suicide - by refusing to do what is in their power to save lives, including their own - is not much of a Christian, does not bring honor to Christ. The cowardly and lazy thing to do Is nothing while innocence...