Search results

His enemies - fellow Jews - were wrong.

Jesus himself is a unitarian and unitarianism denies the deity of Jesus. Conclusion?

“… traditional Judaism … (Yahweh is viewed in unitarian terms as one God, one person.)” What Is the Relationship between Judaism and Christianity? Jesus of Nazareth is a Jew. Who and how many persons is Jesus of Nazareth’s God? Who? The Father. How many persons? One. By definition, Jesus...

“For you first, God raised up his servant and sent him to bless you by turning each of you from your evil ways.” (Acts 3:26, NABRE) Jesus Christ and Paul are both servants of their God, the most High God.

God and God?

Then why do you exclude non-Roman Catholic trinitarians from being Christians?

See definition 1. Definition of UNITARIAN Cp. Jesus of Nazareth.

No. You’re the same person who told me that only Roman Catholics are Christians.

You don’t know what it means?

Jesus is a Jewish man; a unitarian. You’re asking people to believe that a Jewish man - a unitarian whose own God is neither himself nor the Trinity - founded and is the head of a trinitarian church.

Who and how many persons is the Messiah’s God?

Every passage of scripture when properly understood will be found to agree with the Messiah’s own unitarian theology.

What happened to the spirit of martyrdom?

The eternal God in Jesus’ religion is the Father. The eternal God in the Catholic’s religion is the Trinity.

Yes he is. A Jewish man isn’t the eternal God. The eternal God is the God of the Jewish man.

The church whose head is a Jewish man, a unitarian. You mentioned “God and Christ” in your OP. When you hear that phrase do you hear “God and God”? (I don’t.) The Trinity? (I don’t.) Father and Son? (I do.) Yahweh and Jesus? (I do.)

Jesus is the Father’s word incarnate.

“Christ and his church are one.” I like that. It reminds me of John 10:30. (“The Father and I are one.”)

My Father’s word - which is to say, My God’s word - is truth (John 17:17).

How would Jesus answer the question? I think he would probably say “G. Other. (My Father).” That’s who I say God is.