You're overthinking it. They were already preaching and the topic moved to incarnation. They didn't use it to their advantage. Actually, their reaction in the following verses looks like outrage. They were angry would would dare make sacrifices to and worship humans like them! Wow, Jesus is a human too. Catching on yet?
Uh. I do not equate Paul and Barnabas to the divinity of Jesus. Keep working on it. Scientology will likely call you soon.
So far I have found Biblical evidence that Trinitarianism is more closely related to Greek mythology than Christianity.
Then you are claiming that Jesus, Matthew, Paul, and Peter have been writing from a Pagan perspective. That is quite an unusual find. Publish your findings in a peer-reviewed theological journal.
Jesus taught Christianity and the disciples are Christians. The Greek pagans teach what you do. Wait, are you saying you believe Jesus and everyone else borrowed ideas from paganism?
You are the one suggesting pagan origins of the teachings of scriptures. In reality, nothing parallels pagan teachings when sharing the divinity of Christ. You are unable to recognize the distinctions, which may be the cause of your problems.
Oh, no Jesus being incarnated isn't Scripture. No one ever said God came down in human form in the Bible. I got you now. I am just talking about what Christians believe contrary to what Trinitarians and pagans believe. I hope that clears it up.
i do not know any Christians that believe contrary to the Trinity. Maybe there are some Christians that don't think about the Triune essence of God, but that is okay as long as they are not trying to deny the divinity of Christ. You are mistaken again
Never heard of anyone who could claim to be a Christian and also quote which one of Jesus' teachings they are following about a Trinity. Met plenty of Christians who can quote verses where the one and only God is defined as the Father though. We Christians just have the same God as Jesus.
I would think you could have a convincing argument for your heresy if you had actually relied on scripture. You use John 17:3 and dismiss the counterbalance of v 5. When you use half quotes you can make scripture mean anything.
Good question. It seems like a strange idea that there would be Trinitarians in heaven worshipping a trinity god while the rest of us have no idea what they are going on about. It would be divisive, confusing, chaotic, and unChristian. Personally, it's unthinkable to me, but I am sure God knows what to do one way or another.
