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Again, never true. Let me tell you my story. I was an unbeliever. The Holy Spirit reached out to me in my state of disbelief in what I later learned is Prevenient grace. I am a witness. Don't tell me God does not exist and don't tell me you have to believe before you see the evidnce! If you do...

Never true. While faith is the evidence of things not seen, there is evidence to be seen. As I was doing my devotional reading today, I realized how much of the Bible is recorded history. These events actually happened, e.g., the conquest of Canaan. (I like history but know many do not.) So, if...

This is precisely why it is irrelevant to the OP. The personal relationship angle answers a different question and is irrelevant even though true.

You write eloquently but generically. Almost all of your posts are unresponsive to the point in every thread. It's all about Jesus. Forgiving is important. It's a matter of faith. Yup. Repeat.

John 1 is talking about God not Jesus until verse 12. The word of God became flesh, not God himself.

It is implied. Reading comprehension. Otherwise, the text has no practical application.

Conditionally, yes. I've been told this is now illegal but I recall growing up hearing on TV shows police saying, "Stop or I'll shoot." This means you have about 1 second to live or change your behavior. This was basically the story in a media hyped case of a guy in Baltimore, I think, resisting...

You do realize this thread is not about my concern that we may fail the test, right? Rather my concern is the deference to who is conducting the test, KNOWING his motives.

God incarnate is not in Scripture. Jesus said he had not gone to his God in John 20:17 and Revelations 3. Consider the proof text against trinitarianism. No difference between us and Jesus. All the glory You have given to Me, I pass on to them. May that glory unify them and make them one as...

There is a Taoist saying that I love. The water is dirty but the fish do not live in the clean water. Do you know what it means? Jesus put it this way. People who have their health don’t need to see a doctor. Only those who are sick do. I’m not here to call those already in good standing with...

No because failure is an option. Putting aside religion, an aspect of logic is the one making the positive claim has the burden of proof. What constitutes proof will be explained in more detail in a moment. The null hypothesis in statistics is that if the claim is not supported, its opposite...

This is a very annoying habit trinitarians employ. Sweep aside verses they don't like in favor of verses they do. Keep in mind this thread is not meant to debate but strengthen the case against trinitarianism. Admit that John 20:17 reveals the resurrected Jesus is going to his God. Thanks. 17...

I asked you what you thought of the verse. It has nothing to do with my assumptions. If you don't want to answer my question, I understand. ;)

You really don't see it? One of the answers I give to bad things happening in this world is that often when people come into good times, they drift away from God. I hold the converse is also the case. The worse things get, the more people are likely to turn to God. Civilization is based on...

Amen.

In today's devotional reading, I came across this verse. 31 “Shim‘on, Shim‘on, listen! The Adversary demanded to have you people for himself, to sift you like wheat! Luke 22:31 (CJB) According to the NSRV, parallel verses are found at Job 1:6-12, Am 9:9. I find the notion of the LORD giving...

I speak English. I am Groot.

God is exclusively associated with the Father many times throughout Scripture, including ALL of the Epistles. So, God = Father alone and no one else. God and the Father are synonyms in Scripture. NOTE: The failure to acknowledge the non-existent 3rd person of the trinity in the following verses...

Wrong. John 20:17 does say God. Jesus is going to his God, who is our Father. Jesus' God is the only God.

The contradiction is in claiming to being a Biblicist and these three are 'equal in divine essence but holding differing positions within the god head' and for the Bible does not say this anywhere. The Bible says God the Father but nowhere does it say God, the Son, or God, the HS. Jesus did not...