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All? My religion is Christianity. I’ve publicly stated the denomination (Church of God General Conference) on the forum and given a link to their website (HOME). My home church website, too. (Home – Focus on the Kingdom) “Ashamed or afraid to say” - I’m not.

“The Logos is the Agent of God in the creation of the world (II.i). Irenaeus is familiar with the twofold idea of Logos among the Greeks. ‘There is among the Greeks one Logos which is the principle that thinks, and another which is the instrument by which thought is expressed.’ But he says that...

Trinitarians didn’t write any of them. Does that help or harm the trinitarian cause?

So then Jesus, as you see him, is two species of life, two persons, two (dissimilar) beings. Two species of life, two persons, two dissimilar beings -> Jesus That’s a long way from Jewish monotheism. How near is it, do you think, to trinitarianism?

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No.

I’m not seeing what you’re saying as Trinity but I’m wondering if you are.

Just to be sure that I’m understanding you correctly, you see the Trinity this way?

I think with the mind of a Jewish monotheist.

I can see where “two species of life” would fit with your belief that Jesus is two persons. It raises the question in my mind of how many beings you believe Jesus is.

Is that what you see then in the Trinity?

I have no desire to silence you nor the trinitarians. Jesus of Nazareth is a human person. My desire is to set that position beside your teaching and the teaching of historical orthodox trinitarianism.

* Now that’s not something you hear coming out of the mouths of the trinitarians every day * That sounds like three separate beings.

:woot: Your theology, like that of historical orthodox trinitarianism, says Jesus is not a human person. My theology, strict Jewish unitary monotheism, says Jesus is a human person.

Isaac Newton. Unitarian. Denied the deity of Christ’s person.

A gun weighs in.

Yahweh -> God and Father of the Son Jesus -> Son of the Father / Son of God

“Now permanently alive” = “now immortal”. That doesn’t work with trinitarianism, binitarianism and sometimes unitarianism. Jesus was / is always immortal in those theologies. It works with Jewish monotheism and sometimes unitarianism.

Heb. echad. 1. The Messiah’s God and Father; or do you think someone else?