Oeste
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The Father tells us this, and since Jesus agrees with the Father, there is no need for Christians to disagree.Where does Jesus say "I am God?"
You can help show this on my next post.
The Father is God. The Son is the Son of God.
On this, @Trailblazer we definitely agree!
Anyone who was not duped by the Trinity doctrine would know that.
Trinitarian know the Father is God and the Son is the Son of God. You are Baháʼí, and even you agree with this. Please explain how only those “not duped by the Trinity doctrine” would know this when it is something Trinitarians already know.
We are all ears.
Thank you for mentioning this because it's been mentioned before and I admit I do not understand the point. Are you alleging that because ‘God the Son’ is not in the Bible, that Jesus is not God???There is no such thing as 'God the Son' in the Bible
I recognize you’re not the first on this forum to mention this, but let’s try to reason this out together.
The term “Son of God” and “Son of Man” are BOTH in the bible. Do you Agree?
So, if Jesus is not God simply because ‘God the Son’ is not in the Bible, then Jesus is not man simply because ‘Man the Son’ is not in the bible either.
IOW, using the same, consistent logic, Trinitarians should be expected to show ‘God the Son’ only when our Baháʼí or Jehovah Witness friends show us ‘Man the Son’ in scripture. Otherwise, to be logically consistent, we would determine Jesus is neither God or Man depending on our POV, and while I can understand why a non-Christian religion might do this, I do not see why Jehovah Witnesses, who by doctrine present themselves as the only “true” Christians, would be eager to follow suit.