The unitarians can do whatever they are inclined to do. It does not require permission from me to pursue a misconception of God's nature. There is nothing there to embrace though. The doctrine may interfere with people who might otherwise come into a relationship with God. That is one of the problems with all these false religions. We do not wish that these unitarians be left unjustified like those of the false religions. As you might guess, the best comprehension of God and Christ is something worth defending.In John 17:1-3, Jesus is talking directly to His Father. It was an intimate conversation, wasn't it?
So, if Jesus calls his Father the Only and True God, He meant that.
Furthermore, in John 17:1-3, Jesus identifies Himself as a person sent by the Only and True God.
So, in John 17:1-3 Jesus reveals who is the Father and who is himself.
Obviously you are free to believe what you want to believe, just as me and anyone else in this Forum.
My purpose in talking to you is not to change your mind about the Trinity, but to change your mind about the Unitarians, so that you can embrace them as your brothers and sisters. They will be forgiven and saved just as you.
Just as shared before, eternal life is knowing God. Jesus encountered the Pharisees who taught false doctrine and rejected Christ as the Prophet. The majority of those Pharisees did not come to know God. So, even religious leaders can study scriptures but not come to Christ. Who wants to be responsible for leading others to deny Christ?
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