This makes the point![]()
The Trinity would be lost.
I just don't want you to be embarrassed one day.![]()
The thing is, I have encountered God not just intellectually, but experientially.
I wouldn't put two cents on a God just slapped together with my intellectual prowess.
A spirit of error gets a stronghold in people's minds in different ways, and it's a spiritual battle, not an intellectual one at all.
6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given:This article - posted on biblestudytools.com - contains several statements about the Trinity which I would like to ask trinitarian members of this forum about.
I’ll start with this one. (I’ll ask about others in follow-up posts in this thread.) As a trinitarian, what is your reaction to this:
”… God and Jesus are also separate beings …”
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Is Jesus God?
The Bible tells us that Jesus is God. Let's look at some statements Jesus made as well as the differences between God and Jesus.www.biblestudytools.com
Does this statement about the Trinity raise a red flag, or is it non-problematical?
6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given:
And the government shall be upon his shoulder:
And his name shall be called Wonderful, Counseller, The mighty God,
The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
Is 9:6.
I think that article is over-thinking the Scripture.
It appears that the "son" given is also the everlasting "father."
We can't wrap our minds around that but that's what it says.
Trying to understand the actual light-nature of God is like trying to study the "singularity" of a Black Hole.
Impossible.
This article - posted on biblestudytools.com - contains several statements about the Trinity which I would like to ask trinitarian members of this forum about.
I’ll start with this one. (I’ll ask about others in follow-up posts in this thread.) As a trinitarian, what is your reaction to this:
”… God and Jesus are also separate beings …”
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Is Jesus God?
The Bible tells us that Jesus is God. Let's look at some statements Jesus made as well as the differences between God and Jesus.www.biblestudytools.com
Does this statement about the Trinity raise a red flag, or is it non-problematical?
dittoThey are not seperate beings. None of the trinity are actually seperate. Distinct...ya.
. seperate..no.
One God...that being the one being.. but three persons.
God is not in parentheses.
If they are actually seperate... that at least looks like Polytheism
They are not seperate beings. None of the trinity are actually seperate. Distinct...ya.
. seperate..no.
One God...that being the one being.. but three persons.
God is not in parentheses.
If they are actually seperate... that at least looks like Polytheism
or more than likely a trinitarian who doesn't understand the nuances of the word being.The author of the article is a polytheist.
or more than likely a trinitarian who doesn't understand the nuances of the word being.
It’s your trinitarian theology that she’s misrepresenting. It’s a trinitarian ministry who has posted it as a Bible study tool.
People who read it and believe it will become polytheists who, believing themselves to be trinitarians, will in turn teach others that the Trinity is three gods.
It's the end of Trinitarianism as we know it, I tell ya.
@Fred are you enjoying the comedy act like the rest of us.![]()