AqlAlim
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I am challenging the Trinitarian Christians to present their case for why the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, has to be a Trinity. He's not a Quadrinity or just one person, He is supposedly a Triunity or Trinity. What does the preponderance of evidence reasonably point to? One YHWH who is one divine person, namely the Father, or YHWH who is three co-equal, co-eternal, consubstantial divine persons? What is the most reasonable interpretation of the texts of scripture often presented as proof for the Trinity?
My current position is Unitarianism. I assert that there is only one true Almighty YHWH, who is The Father, and everyone else, including Jesus, is His creation. You can use both the Hebrew Bible and the Christian NT, to defend your Trinitarian doctrine. I now leave the floor open. Godspeed.
My current position is Unitarianism. I assert that there is only one true Almighty YHWH, who is The Father, and everyone else, including Jesus, is His creation. You can use both the Hebrew Bible and the Christian NT, to defend your Trinitarian doctrine. I now leave the floor open. Godspeed.