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You’re mistaken about that.

You’re living in Israel now. Have you any observation on the state of relationship between trinitarian and unitarian branches of Messianic Judaism? I’ve met and dined with one of the leaders in the unitarian branch (Uri Marcus).

Why don’t you ask @Taken yourself?

I have been in contact with them. At the time, most of their members were never Jews.

o_Oo_Oo_O I definitely didn’t have Jews For Jesus in mind.

Preaching the sermons of non-trinitarians and no one noticed. Were they sermons that left out the non-trinitarian component?

It isn’t unsaved Jews that I had in mind.

I’m pretty sure @Taken would welcome the opportunity to provide clarification upon request.

I’ve heard tell of it. I still think Jewish monotheism provides the correct understanding of the incarnation of the one God’s word.

Does it matter? I suppose it would if he ever decided to become a member of an online discussion forum which required him to subscribe to it. But otherwise?

The apostles didn’t accept a command given by Jesus?

The icon change is in response to voices of complaint on the board. One of the items being discussed is a suggestion on how to distinguish between orthodox and heterodox Christians; the profile (or registration) title “Christian” being perhaps too generic, given the current climate of forum...

I like the approach but, in and of itself, it will produce no change of mind. Elemental trinitarianism is the play you’re up against.

For starters, reformers live a hard-knock life.

* Prepare yourself for the beating that you’re about to receive * From my daily Bible reading a couple of days ago - “And the guards, with drawn weapons, lined up from the southern to the northern limit of the enclosure, surrounding the altar and the temple on the king’s behalf. Then Jehoiada...

“Do you filioque or do you not?” Filioque - Wikipedia Those who do might raise a bitter cry against those who don’t and plead to have those who don’t excluded from a forum.

A friend of mine who had been going to a United Methodist Church began going to a non-denominational church. One of the things he said he liked about the non-denominational church is they didn’t recite any creeds. Another friend recently moved and began attending a Baptist Church that is...

I remember a Church history professor asking the class one day to raise their hands if they subscribed to the Nicene Creed. Almost every hand shot up. He asked the students to lower their hands and then asked for a show of hands from those who subscribed to the revised Nicene Creed. A few raised...

That standard excludes the belief of Christians who lived prior to the 4th century (primitive Christians). The good [news]: None of the Christians who lived prior to the 4th century are going to become members of 21st century discussion forums. The bad [news]: Spiritual descendants of those...

Is it the original Nicene Creed (A.D. 325) or the revised Nicene Creed (A.D. 381)? Most of the forums I’ve been on which have that as the standard mean the revised Nicene Creed in order to exclude the binitarians (which the original Nicene Creed doesn’t do.) What is the Nicene Creed of A.D. 325...