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What!? Not Talk About the Trinity ?

What!? Not Talk About the Trinity ?

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We've been around on this before. Personally, I think you're just "hung up" on the name 'Trinity'.

Trinitarians say that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are all God.

You say that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are all Jesus.

What's the difference again?

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Originally posted by roigam
Neither the word trinity nor the idea of a three in one God are i the Bible.
These things are invented by man.
Speaking of "invented by man", your words might hold more weight if you used a more universally acceptable version of the Bible.

I don't see how you can argue anything based on the NWT.


Originally posted by chaney3 to divegeester
What makes you a Christian, besides your say so?
You certainly never display a shred of anything associated with Christ or His teachings.
Just arrogance, spite and attitude. Your words resemble more of the 'adversary'.
Saying things like this to other believers in Christ will certainly have you feeling at home with several of the Christians here on the SF who love dishing out this kind of stuff in cyberspace - assuming you yourself eventually decide to become a Christian, that is.


Originally posted by Suzianne
Speaking of "invented by man", your words might hold more weight if you used a more universally acceptable version of the Bible.

I don't see how you can argue anything based on the NWT.
Don't you think, though, in terms of scripture, when it comes to the NWT versus whichever version of the Bible you prefer, that there's more that unites you and robbie as Christians than divides you?

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I believe God is one person. Trinitarians believe God is three persons.


Do you agree that the nature of God as revealed in the Bible is very mysterious ?

Or do you believe all the mystery and puzzlement to our minds is only because of people imagining it so ?

I mean, like, would you say, 'What's the big deal folks? Why God is very simple to comprehend in the Bible."

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Originally posted by checkbaiter
Do you reject S.I.T.?
If S.I.T. means speaking in tongues, yes I respect any genuine gift of speaking in tongues.

I use to practice something for awhile. But I don't know if it was really tongue speaking. i did what I was encouraged to do.

I do not forbid it or think it has no place in the church age.
Prayreading is much, much better IMO.

My wife believes that she had a genuine instance of spontaneous tongue speaking once..

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Originally posted by sonship
We both want to enter the narrow gate and walk the constricted way.

I cannot do it unless I worship Jesus as my Lord and my God. It is not good enough that He left a good example. I cannot imitate Him like a poodle walking on its hind legs like a man. I must have the Christ of the New Testament - IN ME as God, to be my life.

Gifts is not lif ...[text shortened]... ake it. I cannot do so without confessing Jesus as my Lord and my God and my very life.
Matt 7:14 Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.

You got that? ONLY A FEW FIND THAT NARROW WAY.
You and your doctrine of the trinity, and your claim to be eternally saved are the most common teachings in Christianity and there are zillions of people like you who claim to have Jesus, and who believe they have the Spirit of God.

So far in all your posts you have failed to hit the nail on the head of what it takes to have Christ and to enter into eternal life in the Kingdom of God. Your doctrine is a sham.

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Divegeester ?

Do you agree that the nature of God as revealed in the Bible is very mysterious ?

Or do you believe all the mystery and puzzlement to our minds is only because of people imagining it so ?

Augustine -

" ... human language labors altogether under great poverty of speech. The answer, however, is given three "Persons," not that it might be completely spoken, but that it might not be left wholly unspoken. "

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