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They were the first come up with this idea.why do you only mention CATHOLICS.?
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They were the first come up with this idea.why do you only mention CATHOLICS.?
Probably.do protestants not believe in the Trinity?
Its a matter of preference.why are we forced to listen to some stupid boring video?
why cant we have a text?
they also believe!Probably.
I believe that the godhead are three separate and distinct persons. What I can't believe is that they are the same being. The oneness of God is that they are united in purpose and doctrine. The Father is the head over the Godhead and Jesus and the Holy Ghost only do that which the Father would have them do. All three of them are considered a God because they are part of the united Godhead. They all represent the same united doctrine and purpose which makes them united as the one true God even though there are three separate and distinct beings and persons. None of these three beings will contradict or go against the other. They are one in the same way that we might at some point become one with them.God is still one. The Trinity is three aspects of the one. This is kind of lame. Father, Son and Holy Ghost is one.
He was being facetious and showing how someone can come up with some very strange beliefs by using misguided logic.His statement that Peter tempted Eve in the garden is hysterical. Did that assinine example convince you?
Conclusion: Five ProblemsWrite please down what he thinks what is a problem in context of the triune god.
Conclusion: Five Problems
1. Jesus affirmed the theology of a non-Trinitarian Jewish scribe.
2. The Trinity is never explained in scripture.
3. There is no controversy of it in the first century.
4. Singular pronouns exclude the notion of multiple persons of God
5. Jesus was not omniscient
The are the arguments of Sean Finnegan.
I do not agree with all of his arguments, especially #4. However I would like to hear the Catholic or Protestant argument against his logic.
He was being facetious and showing how someone can come up with some very strange beliefs by using misguided logic.
You're right. The Great Whore's many Protestant daughters teach the same pagan nonsensewhy do you only mention CATHOLICS.?
So who denied that,I said that over 25 years I studied De Trinitate by AugustineBelief in the Trinity is still monotheism.
So is it the belief of the Catholics that the idea of the trinity was had during the days of Jesus and his disciples but was never recorded in scripture? How do Catholics address Sean Finnegan's 5 major problems with the trinity?
There’s no probably about it. The LDS and JW’s don’t believe in the Trinity but all Christians do.Probably.
There’s no probably about it. The LDS and JW’s don’t believe in the Trinity but all Christians do.
False and proof we are dealing with a moronConclusion: Five Problems
1. Jesus affirmed the theology of a non-Trinitarian Jewish scribe.
2. The Trinity is never explained in scripture.
3. There is no controversy of it in the first century.
4. Singular pronouns exclude the notion of multiple persons of God
5. Jesus was not omniscient
The are the arguments of Sean Finnegan. I do not agree with all of his arguments, especially #4. However I would like to hear the Catholic or Protestant argument against his logic.
LDS and JW's are Christians as much as Gnostic Christians were Christian, which they weren't.