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Thanks. I‘m trying to remember where I read it (I posed the question because you reminded me of it) but can’t place it at the moment. (I looked at a source where I thought it was but didn’t find it there.) A Roman Catholic clergyman was lamenting that this is the case with many Roman Catholics...

It sounds like you have a good grasp on the concept of the program. Here is the application I would make in our conversation: Three deities, side-by-side, all claiming to be Yahweh. What is your name #1? My name is Yahweh. What is your name #2? My name is Yahweh. What is your name #3? My name...

Are you telling me then that there was a disconnect between what you thought and what your doctrine at the time taught?

“If you want to find out how much someone loves you - find out how much they pray for you.” - J.C. Ryle

* I’ll take Lloyd-Jones ($1), Hodge ($1), Ryle ($2), Spurgeon ($3) and Irenaeus ($3) -> 5 speakers, $10, and use the rest for food, lodging and travel expenses. But, if forced to staff 5 choosing 1 from each tier, I’ll take Luther ($5), Chrysostom ($4), Spurgeon ($3), Ryle ($2) and Hodge ($1)...

I’m sure that, like me, you have many things vying for your time and attention. Were you able to watch any of the video? I’d like to briefly follow up with you on the concept (not the content) of the program after you have.

They go to their deity, the Trinity. (I don’t think saying so is a violation of the Board policy. It’s self-evident. No trinitarian is prohibited by the policy, as I understand it, from making it known that their deity is the Trinity. It shouldn’t be an issue for non-trinitarians to acknowledge...

Welcome to the forum. Would you vote for a politician who compares favorably to Jesus? Is there any politician or political party that you currently support?

That’s a plausible explanation of what the man may have had in mind. Do you think it‘s a widely held belief? Do you know of any churches, past or present, that promote the belief? (I don’t. I’m thinking that it‘s a private belief. I’m not sure how widespread, or common, it is.)