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Once again, you offer me your personal opinion. Here are facts: 1. Trinitarianism does not teach that Jesus never did, doesn’t now and never will worship God. 2. Trinitarians don’t all share your personal opinion on the subject.

You’re either unwilling or unable to answer a simple question about what trinitarianism teaches. You’ve offered me your personal opinion. An opinion, I would point out to our readers, which isn’t shared by all trinitarians, and isn’t the teaching of trinitarianism.

It’s simple. “Jesus is not a human person” - what trinitarianism teaches about Jesus. “Jesus is a human person” - the presentation of Jesus in the Bible. I frequently meet trinitarians who say they believe Jesus is a human person. Which is to say, I frequently meet people who self-identify as...

It is clear to me. But is it clear to your fellow trinitarians? I’d like to ask again, Is it your contention that trinitarianism teaches that Jesus did not, does not and never will worship God?

Is it your contention that trinitarianism teaches that Jesus did not, does not and never will worship God?

I’m talking about God. Functional equality of God and Messiah. Your Jesus doesn’t worship God.

Do you hold that to be the teaching of trinitarianism? A point of agreement between us: Jesus did not, does not, and never will worship the Trinity.

“Land is a central, if not the central theme of biblical faith.” (Walter Brueggeman, The Land, p. 3) “The meek will inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5). What future do you see for man and the earth?

Jesus Christ worships God the Father, not the Trinity.

“Jesus is a human person.” Dead giveaway.

“Jesus is a human person.” From the trinitarian perspective - heretic spotted. “Jesus is not a human person.” From the trinitarian perspective - no heretic spotted. Could a person who says “Jesus is not a human person” still be a heretic, from the trinitarian perspective? Yes. More...

“I’m a trinitarian who believes Jesus is a human person.” - A person who is trinitarian in name only, denying the fundamental tenet of trinitarian doctrine. When I read about Jesus in scripture, I’m reading about a human person. Ipso facto, I’m not a trinitarian. The instant I say “Jesus is a...

When I listen to music, I hear theology. When I listen to this song, as I happened to this morning, it always brings to mind Daniel 3:4-7. “When you hear the call you’ve got to get it under way.”

Jesus is not a human person - in trinitarian theology. “Christ has a human nature, but He is not a human person. The Person of the Mediator is the unchangeable Son of God. In the incarnation He did not change into a human person; neither did He adopt a human person. He simply assumed, in...

Yes, but that doesn’t address the question I asked MatthewG.

Would you say that Jesus did or didn’t have the same reasons to worship God?

@theefaith is a Catholic. I’m a Jewish monotheist. I didn’t bring the Inquisition up to him. He brought the Inquisition up to me. We were having a good conversation about it and I wanted to follow up on it with him after I came across the Jerusalem Post article. I’ve discussed the Inquisition...

Twizzlers. My wife insists that it’s not food. Pfft.

@theefaith we were discussing this topic a few days ago. I read this article in the Jerusalem Post yesterday, which was reporting on a press release that was issued on Wednesday by the National Library of Israel. Rather than post the article in that thread, where many topics were being...

Why? “In a historically significant discovery, …” Close the thread?