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Sent by the living God, who is the Father. Christ himself does the sending. I think we’re drifting beyond the scope of the OP so I won’t make any further comment about it in this thread.

I don’t think many of the Protestants are listening to you.

Yes. Hebrews 3:1.

I’m all for reading the Bible daily (and thank @Holy999 for recommending it) but reading a book a day encourages rushing past or through what it is best walked through and dwelled upon.

Internet discussion forums tend to be toxic environments. Tip. Limit your time on Internet discussion forums and take occasional breaks from them.

You deny Protestants have it? Supposing that they take the time to read your presentation, is it your hope that they will repent and convert?

I’m familiar with Constantine’s story. He wasn’t a Jewish monotheist. I’m neither Catholic nor Protestant, and I’m still uncertain what you hope to accomplish in this thread.

Thanks. When I ask trinitarians and binitarians what the phrase “called by my name” means to them without mentioning Jesus, they commonly respond along the lines that you have. When I ask trinitarians and binitarians what the phrase “called by my name” means to them concerning Jesus, they...

Who doesn’t meet with stiff opposition? Muslims aren’t afraid of encountering strong opposition, nor are they frustrated by it when they do. As one Muslim told me, “It’s a waste of time talking to idolaters. Words won’t convert them.” I didn’t ask him what would. Maybe I should have, but I...

Muslims are allowed here. Are there any Muslims here? If not, why aren’t there?

The trinitarians stop their count at three. Do you stop your count? If so, where? I met a trinitarian on a couple of other forums who stopped his count at three but only because, he said, that’s all we know for certain about. He believed there are more and, when asked how many more, he said...

Being myself neither Catholic nor Protestant, this looks to me - as an outsider - like a hit piece on Protestants; strictly a trinitarian vs trinitarian affair. I don’t know if that was your intention or not, and it may not be what it looks like to me. My question is simply this: what do you...

Our God and Father. Several times Jehovah speaks about people and places “called by my name”. What does that mean to you? Do you think Jesus is among those who are “called by my name”?

Good on the pope (whom you suspect is apostate) for apologizing for the evil that was done. Good on all who do good.

If it isn’t faithful to the original text then will it produce a faithful understanding of the original text?

What’s your hurry, roadrunner?

We quote whom we read. When I read theology, I mostly read trinitarians.

I like your list, with the exception of your 5th point. “God is a person” (your 1st point) fits precisely with your point that “God is a singularity.”

Yes. Yes they do. They’re called “holy” for a reason.