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I've answered. It's just your questions are nothing but forms of attack, one logical fallacy after another. Yet, you do not answer my questions. Admit there is no trinity verse like above in Scripture? Why trinitarians make this absent doctrine their central principle, to violate the 1C?

See below - and stop changing the subject.

That's what I meant. Is it your intent that speaking boldly is proper use of language?

Putting you down 'for your own good' no doubt. o_O

Friend, there is a difference between being righteous and self-righteous. Nothing is worse on Earth than a self-righteous religious do-gooder, who is not bothered by a guilty conscience.

Salvation v sanctification?

Putting aside your Middle English reference as a standard for proper English, it seems to me that "Christ lives in me" is metaphorical. For some reason, you seem to assert that speaking boldly is proper English. Is that your intent?

Try consulting your favorite lexicon. Begotten means procreated, which means created.

Don't bother. Repeating your doctrine, reading words into Scripture that which is not there, is not edifying. The trinity is not in the Bible - not the word and not the doctrine. Jesus did not teach the trinity. There is not verse that says anything like, The nature of God is a trinity -...

Your questions are to attack and manipulate, not to learn. Believing any human is a god is a cult. What are you asking me? You brought up cults and meet the definition of a cult yourself. Turning this into a question is you avoiding the truth of cult worship.

There you go again, advancing a deception. 800K died from this mild virus? Is that the officially inflated deaths or the actual deaths, correcting for politically-motivated inflation of deaths?

If not, then what is the purpose of the post in cults?

Nice analysis and welcome to CB. I’ve come to the same conclusion.

So, by this standard, the only way to not be a cult, in your estimation, is to accept the trinity? Here is another. Believing a man is god is, by definition, a cult.

Our exchange shows you are reading words into Scripture to make it fit your doctrine. That is the truth you are denying.

No. Commanding them to leave is hardly speaking with them. I only command them to leave in the name of Lord Jesus as he did.

Fear of the occult; one thing my mother ingrained in me.

Touchy. Whether you asked or not, there it is. You are reading words not in Scripture. For all to see.

Probably worth a separate thread so as not to derail this one.

Enjoy. My non-denominational church has increased the frequency of communion to the first of the month. They tend to have sermons that have themes in a series of 3-5 weeks in a row. My guess, is these sermons are more relevant to what is going on in the congregation than the denominations you...