The Trinity as Pantheistic

[idav]

I might be on board for this if it weren't for the fact that mainstream Christianity puts a pretty clear wedge between the sacred/divine and the profane/mundane. I think you can argue that Christian mystics lean towards pantheism/panentheism - as they tend to deliberately blur that sacred-profane dichotomy, but mainstream Christianity does not.

The trinity blurs it and eastern orthodox took a different approach.
St Athanasius says
"The Son of God became man so that man might become God"
“Is Man to Become God?” [St. Athanasius]

 

[Ingledsva]

To me they are Polytheists.


They always claim the three are ONE, but they are never ONE in their writings.


Jesus is supposedly "with" God in the beginning.


Jesus preys to God.


The book says he is now at the "right hand" of the Father, etc.



Never ONE!

Eh, I think you're stretching it a bit there..

How so?


We can add to this that Jesus never taught 3-in-1.


He never claimed to be God, etc.



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[Desert Snake]

How so?


We can add to this that Jesus never taught 3-in-1.


He never claimed to be God, etc.



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When I read the Bible, I don't interpret 'trinitarianism', personally, some of the teachings that might indicate such are metaphor imo.