He may boast of intellect, but his theology betrays a mind more dazzled by dogma than disciplined by reason. Jesus never claimed to be God, only to be sent by Him. To mistake given authority for inherent divinity is a sophism unworthy of a first-year pupil, let alone a genius.

Miracles prove God’s power, not a man’s divinity. Jesus walked on water because God granted it, not because he was God himself.

That Paul advised head coverings is no eternal command; that a pope decreed it is no concern to a free conscience; and that some find it beautiful is no warrant for imposing it on all. Religion must answer to reason and liberty, not to tradition or taste.

For those who say Unitarians fear the gospel of John. There is no trinity there.

This debate could be good, but will 𝔚𝔥𝔦𝔱𝔢𝔅𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔡 actually engage with the arguments presented IN the debate?

Isn’t this reasonable?

By a man has come the resurrection of the dead. I said what I said.

Hmm. What say ye?

Let’s see if 𝔚𝔥𝔦𝔱𝔢𝔅𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔡 follows his own advice in assuming or if he engages with what’s being said. Looking forward to the debate with Dale Tuggy

Unitarians: Watch this video till the end. Trinitarians live on assumptions. And you know what they say about those who assume…

Mike makes some excellent points. I wonder why he was having difficulties with others at this event?

“An incarnate God!!! An eternal, self-existent, omnipresent Author of this stupendous Universe, suffering on a Cross!!! My Soul starts with horror, at the Idea, and it has stupefied the Christian World. It has been the Source of almost all the Corruptions of Christianity?”

It would also be worth studying the reason why Tyndale translated the pronouns associated with the Logos in John 1 using the neuter ("it") rather than using the masculine pronoun "he": In the beginnynge was the worde and the worde was with God: and the worde was God. The same

Over a year ago. I guess I nailed it.

Another classic. Still holds up.

Many of the Founding Fathers were Biblical Unitarians. Christian Nationalists say the US was founded as a Christian nation. Today, they say Unitarians aren’t Christians. So either Unitarians are Christians or America wasn’t founded as a Christian nation. Which is it?

Ethan Allen’s view on the Trinity. Christian Nationalism should be questioned. #America250

This can’t be real.

This is true.

Better no God at all, than a God smeared with Calvin’s atrocious attributes. Musing On Coffee thanks for the open dialogue and the block.