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Assuming that you know what the historical doctrine of the Trinity actually teaches (see the Council of Nicaea, the Council of Constantinople and the Council of Chalcedon), then you have changed after all. Catholics everywhere will rejoice at the news. (I love irony.) You accept and hold as...

So am I. That doesn’t change the fact that we don’t accept and hold as our own personal belief the historical doctrine of the Trinity. Nothing has changed since we last spoke about it. One thing I have learned over the years through speaking with people is that there are many who assert they...

What do you say to him? Is it anything substantially different from what you’ve said to him before? That’s a powerful witness. Will do.

HOT you aren’t. Neither am I.

So the answer is that you either can’t or won’t answer the question with a simple yes or no. In previous conversations you did not hold the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity as your own personal belief. Without any additional information provided by you, after repeated requests...

I was looking for a simple yes or no response. I don’t want to misrepresent you. Can you do that? Do you now accept and hold as your own personal belief the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity?

Do you now accept and hold as your own personal belief the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity?

I haven’t mistaken you for someone else. We’ve had many discussions on your thoughts concerning the historical orthodox doctrine of the Trinity. John, like Jesus, was a Jewish monotheist. Do I recall what I posted today? How low will you go? That’s not necessary but it’s fine with me if...

Do you now claim that you are a trinitarian? You didn’t on any of the other discussion forums that we’ve been on together. See John’s prologue in the Geneva Bible. That’s what I teach. I’m not playing a game, and I’m not concerned in the least about what you will do to me.