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Test the spirits. The Lord Jesus Christ.

No.

Peter and the other apostles. As the church expanded beyond Jerusalem other bishops, elders, pastors and deacons were established, as described in Acts. As long as they’re acting properly, yes.

No trouble.

Jesus. Who you got?

God himself (Jesus) calls Jesus God? God himself (not Jesus) calls Jesus elohim / theos.

Maybe @Jack will agree with you.

Okay. What else is on your mind?

Just the first thing that came to mind when I read your post. That’s all I can say for now.

“Christ and his Church are one,” like Christ and his God are one?

So is your God one person, Jesus? What, if anything, do you say to Jesus about his God?

How? Can you be more specific? You don’t think Peter was disobeying Jesus in Acts 2:38, do you?

Both.

Spoken like a true Roman Catholic.

See Acts 8:12. That’s how I was baptized and how I baptize others. That’s not how my wife was baptized.

I still like Ike. You?

The doctrine of the apostles - who were, like Jesus of Nazareth, Jewish unitary monotheists - isn’t expressed in the Athanasian Creed.

I respect that. My effort was never intended to harm you, only to help you. A trinitarian helping a trinitarian to strengthen his trinitarian faith is commendable. A Jewish unitary monotheist helping a trinitarian to strengthen his trinitarian faith is ironic. And I do love irony. It...

Let’s use the “simple logic” that you used with beings on these two sections of the creed. Your “simple logic” results in three Gods. The creed contradicts the result of your “simple logic”. Your “simple logic” results in three Lords. The creed contradicts the result of your “simple...