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The date setter further asserts that all who disagree with him (“idiots”) will be destroyed. If he’s right, we be hosed. Anyone persuaded by that?

No. I’ve challenged it and he maintains that it is absolutely certain. Everyone will know if he’s right or wrong in a few months. Most importantly, he will know. I’ve expressed my concern for him when his prophecy fails, as I believe it will. He doubled down. The fall will be a hard one.

I’m just trying to understand your thought process. Your actions are inconsistent when it comes to dealing with non-trinitarians. And more dialogue when no more dialogue was promised only minutes ago. Another exhibition of inconsistency from you. You say one thing then do another. Something...

You say that I will get no reaction from you and then immediately proceed to give me a reaction. Rest easy. I don’t report anyone for any reason. If past performance is any indication of future performance, I haven’t heard the last from you. How many times have you said that you would no...

i disagree with your assertion that none among the Jews have accepted and acknowledged Jesus as the Messiah but I agree with your observation that the anti-Christ is an Islamic figure.

Why didn’t you encourage her to embrace trinitarianism? I may have overlooked it, but did you rebuke her for adamantly insisting that God is not three persons? Who are the foxes you’re referring to if not non-trinitarians? You are aware that she’s a non-trinitarian, aren’t you?

I’m sorry about the confusion. The member I was referring to isn’t a staff member. I should have been more clear about that in my post. Thanks for letting me know. I appreciate the feedback. If you thought that then very likely others did, or may have, too.

I’ve done so several times already. John 1:1 is about one person, not two persons, nor three persons. The one person is the Father. I read the scriptures in such a way that it conforms to the Messiah’s own belief in his and my God.

“I believe believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth.” - the Apostles’ Creed, supported by policy on this Board. When someone tells me that someone else besides my God created the heavens and the earth they are telling me that they don’t agree with the assertion made in...

You stand rebuked for the reason I stated. I wouldn’t rebuke you, or anyone else, if I didn’t care about you.

You stand rebuked for having a deity which the Messiah himself didn’t, doesn’t and never will. Yes. A thousand times, yes. Why do I hold to the Shema? Because the Messiah himself does. No. Worshipping Jesus isn’t idol worship.

Most Jews haven’t acknowledged that a fellow Jew, Jesus of Nazareth, is the Messiah promised raised up and sent by his God and theirs. Some Jews have.

You stand rebuked. I don’t have the authority to condemn anyone. I do have the authority to rebuke. Do whatever you think best in response to it.

Speaking about the New Testament writers, ”They give us no formal or formulated doctrine of the Trinity, no explicit teaching that in one God there are three co-equal divine persons. But they do give us an elemental trinitarianism, the data from which such a formal doctrine of the Triune God...

I think that’s a reasonable answer. Still, people pray to their deity. You cited in your response Jesus praying to his God and my God.

Thanks. I’ve met few trinitarians who say they pray to the Holy Spirit. Being as the Holy Spirit is the Third Person of their deity, I’ve never understood why the hesitancy on the part of many trinitarians to pray to the Holy Spirit. The “best” answer I’ve been given is that the First and...

Those who are about to die salute you! There’s no need to fear the trinitarians. All that we are asked to do is abide by the Board rules.

I don’t. Do you? If not, why not?

You’re correct on both counts. Scripture was written by people who were neither Catholic nor Protestant. I look at them with great regularity. They haven’t changed. What has changed since they were written is the way Catholics and Protestants (I’m speaking here specifically about trinitarians)...

Me too. Why not also to the Holy Spirit?