Interestingly I have been on vacation and outside of my normal familiar territory. I have noticed these anti-trinitarian billboards. This suggests a deceptive or distracting campaign like the geocentric model that has been pushed strong in the last 5 or more years.
I'm not sure how recent this anti-trinitarian push against scripture began. Is this more in the last several years?
There was also a debate of between a trinitarian and anti-trinitarian on friday. I could not hear the unitarian well but doubt he had anything convincing. This is the video:
One thing that seems tied with this is the Hebrew name advocates, as if Jesus and our Father cannot recognize their names shared in various languages. That is true of the group putting up the billboards. Their website is wlc.org. They then throw in the false eschatology concepts since their website is world's last chance. They also have the logo of an antenna with the words WLC Radio. The website reminds me of that guy Armstrong who also was focused on the so-called end of the world so I wonder if this is a revamp of that.
Anyhow, a quick look at a page with questions for orthodox Christians shows the same confusion about Christ as we see shared by the unitarians here. Okay. this website might be a bit worse, but still the same misconceptions. I doubt they try to address the many passages that reflect the divinity of Christ in the Godhead, so I will not look deeply into their points. And sorry for tying all these perspectives together, but this group was triggering thoughts about all the weird things being pushed in recent years. That website makes it seem like all of these are part of a coordinated effort of disinformation, though there may be some independent advocates of any of these doctrines.
I'm not sure how recent this anti-trinitarian push against scripture began. Is this more in the last several years?
There was also a debate of between a trinitarian and anti-trinitarian on friday. I could not hear the unitarian well but doubt he had anything convincing. This is the video:
One thing that seems tied with this is the Hebrew name advocates, as if Jesus and our Father cannot recognize their names shared in various languages. That is true of the group putting up the billboards. Their website is wlc.org. They then throw in the false eschatology concepts since their website is world's last chance. They also have the logo of an antenna with the words WLC Radio. The website reminds me of that guy Armstrong who also was focused on the so-called end of the world so I wonder if this is a revamp of that.
Anyhow, a quick look at a page with questions for orthodox Christians shows the same confusion about Christ as we see shared by the unitarians here. Okay. this website might be a bit worse, but still the same misconceptions. I doubt they try to address the many passages that reflect the divinity of Christ in the Godhead, so I will not look deeply into their points. And sorry for tying all these perspectives together, but this group was triggering thoughts about all the weird things being pushed in recent years. That website makes it seem like all of these are part of a coordinated effort of disinformation, though there may be some independent advocates of any of these doctrines.
