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The Trinity isn’t Jesus’ own God. Your “mother church” is a counterfeit.

Given your testimony, why would anyone join the Roman Catholic Church? It’s a counterfeit. Run away from, not to, a counterfeit.

It is a creed of your church. Jesus Christ has not given your church authority to teach against his God.

Christian truth: there is no God besides the God of Israel and the God of Israel is the God of Jesus. That’s incompatible with your Catholic faith.

That’s not Jesus’ voice.

To his credit, he has publicly acknowledged that there is a major problem in the RCC.

There are many problems with the Trinity. Chief among them is the simple fact that Jesus himself has a God and his God is not the Trinity.

Two Lords 1. the Lord God. 2. the Lord Jesus Christ. The Lord God is the God and Father of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jude isn’t a trinitarian and neither is Paul. Their God is Jesus’ God, and Jesus’ God is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. There is no God besides his and their God.

Read widely. Read deeply. Read thoughtfully. Read critically. Jesus of Nazareth has a God and his God is the God of Israel. Amen?

You may be right about that, but time will tell the tale. You still have my ear. I’m always willing to reconsider. I agree.

As it happens, I was reading Paula Fredriksen’s book When Christians Were Jews: The First Generation last night. She makes a clear and simple statement about the Jesus and his relationship to the God of Israel - “… after conquering and subduing the gods of the nations, raising the dead and...

To use your phrasing, Jesus’ God is God, in One Person.

I read John’s Gospel, John’s First Epistle, Romans 8, etc. and I don’t see anything in them to support the idea that there is a God besides Jesus’ own God. Catholic scholars write about “elemental trinitarianism” in scripture - that I see and understand.

I believed that when I was a trinitarian. Ironically, Catholic scholars played a large role in helping me see that it isn’t. Church history played an even larger role. And then there is Jesus of Nazareth. He has a God, and his God isn’t the Trinity.

You threw the RCC (and Protestant trinitarians, nothing new about that) under the proverbial bus. I offered you an out; you chose not to take it. btw, since you brought up Bishop Sheen, I’ve been doing some reading about him. (I used to watch his television program.) Odd life.

Why would anyone want to join the “atheistic communism” RCC or “the Protestant whore” (to use your colorful language concerning non-Catholic / non-Christian trinitarian churches)? Where is the “non-atheistic communism” RCC to be found?

What is your opinion of Sheen? Wolf in sheep’s clothing? Hoodwinked? What effect do you think this will have on those who are considering the RCC?

The vision on the mountain was real. “The most holy trinity” is neither the Messiah’s God nor mine. It’s understandable that a person would feel that way about their deity and equally understandable that a person who doesn’t feel that way about another person’s deity doesn’t. “Blessed be the...

Yes. Matthew 17:9.

Maranatha