None of them is “the Trinity Creed” as I said. Can you produce this mystery “trinity creed?” Betcha can’t; apparently, you can’t even read the trinity doctrine for yourself. You continue to sidetrack, backpedal, evade and misdirect.
This is amazing... you do not even realise that you are confessing the fallacy of trinity in that ‘None of them is Trinity Creed’...
Truly, Truly, Truly, the snake bites it’s own tail!!!
Hmmm... which version is “the Common Christian Bible?” Is it from the same publisher as “the Trinity Creed?”
sojourner, there is only one TRUE common scriptural bible... Yes, I agree that there many corrupted versions just as there is only one TRUE GOD but many versions, and corrupted ones, in the world:
- ‘For just as there are many Gods and many Lords, for us there is only one God: the Father, and one Lord: Jesus Christ‘
This scripture verse speaks of spiritual matters in that ‘Gods’ simply means:
- ‘Mighty Ones’, ‘Heroes’, ‘Great Ones’...
and for sure there are many such ones...
and ‘Lords’ simply means
- ‘Masters’, ‘Teachers’, ‘Leaders’...
and for sure there are many such ones...,
for the spiritual minded man, there is:
and
Therefore, seeing that The Father is God, and Jesus Christ is Lord, they both cannot be one and the same... and yet you notice that ONLY TWO authorities are presiding over the true believer.
Thus, if trinity be true, then trinity claims that:
which even you will admit is a perversity of reality - even spiritual reality!
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything in religion is “man-made.” The Bible is “man-made,” too.
That’s a strange thing to say seeing you are in a Forum debating religious matters!
There is nothing achievable except purposeful controversy by such perverse discourse from you!
Still, as is said in scriptures:
- ‘ArchAngel Michael, in debating with Satan concerning the body of Moses, did not bring a reviling word against him but said only, ‘May God Judge you’ (Jude 1:9)
So also I say to you, sojourner:
By this I mean that many will read what you present in this forum as claiming to be of a Christian religious nature only to reveal now that you think religion is bunkum and man made:
- “Everything in religion is ‘man made’”
Is that not what you said? Why are you here?
I just printed one out verbatim. There are no demands anywhere in it. You’re lying and the truth ain’t in you.
The quote I gave you is valid... you choose to ignore it. You don’t even mention it and you do know it to be true as to it’s claim... so it is you who is being disingenuous!
Belief isn’t a matter of percentages. Belief is a fluid concept.
Wrongful Belief must, by nature, be fluid... it must be ‘shifting sands’. As each ideological fallacy is outed, the ideology changes ... trinity, and JW and Mormon ideologies have changed Miriam times in the course of their lifetime...
There is only one truth that has not changed from the time of Jesus Christ to this day...!
Hmmm... so when Jesus said that “the kingdom is like a woman who mixed leaven into a lump of dough until all of it was leavened,” he really meant that she did so “by accident?” So the kingdom is “accidental???” Or, it’s “on purpose” and is, therefore, “death??” What percentage of the truth is that dishonest theological statement?
sojourner, have you not read of ‘Leaven’? Here is an extract that outlines it (I apologise that if is an off-site quote but it states what I would say so much better):
- “1 Corinthians 5:6-8 draws the parallel between hametz (leaven) and sin – particularly the sin of pride.
“Your boasting is no good. Don’t you know that a little hametz leavens the whole batch of dough? Get rid of the old hametz, so you may be a new batch, just as you are unleavened—for Messiah, our Passover Lamb, has been sacrificed. Therefore let us celebrate the feast not with old hametz, the hametz of malice and wickedness, but with unleavened bread—the matzah of sincerity and truth.”
The idea of being “puffed up” with pride is also mentioned elsewhere by Paul in 1 Corinthians 4:18, 8:1, and Romans 11:11-32. The symbolism is clear – risen bread puffed up with leaven is reminiscent of sinful pride, and unleavened matzo bread is humble, simple, and pure.
Because there is enough leaven just in the air to have an effect on dough, special efforts have to be taken to prevent it from rising. The bread has lines scored across it, and holes pierced through it to help keep it laying low. This reminds us of how Yeshua, humble, pure and sinless, was striped and pierced as he gave his own life for the ultimate Passover sacrifice.”