Jesus doesn't endorse the trinitarian belief!

Most who call themselves Christians don't understand why the death of Christ is an essential component of the gospel. Most conjecture that only the body of Jesus died, but he, himself, did not. His soul continued on (despite Solomon saying that the dead know nothing in Eccl

An outstanding refutation of the trinity doctrine.

While Jesus walked the earth in his incarnation, do you remember what he said about his mission? Matthew 15:24 - "I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel." Mark was written to Israelite who lived under the law. That is the context of Jesus commenting on the

Joy and hate? "Come on, man," as Joe would say! The choice was between incompetence (Harris/Walz) and competence (Trump/Vance). Pretty easy choice.

So very true. I don't recall ever "accepting" my condemnation in Adam.

And, of course, that would make the first Adam greater than the second Adam, wouldn't it? Scripture negates that possibility.

Because Jesus represented his Father, that's why. He is the IMAGE of the invisible God. He is the WORD of God. He is God representationally, not identificationally. The essence of Paul's gospel is Christ's DEATH for our sins. He was entombed and was roused by his Father on the

Her support didn’t do any good. Kamala lost badly, thank God.

And I'll never regret NOT voting for her. It's hard for me to understand why anyone voted for her except out of hatred for Trump. She had nothing to offer.

Pretty good summary of why I'm no longer a part of the institutional church.

Is there anybody out there that thinks this halftime show is enjoyable?

Plus, Jesus died. God cannot die.

The penultimate refutation of the alleged "Trinity."

Just curious. What does "stand with Ukraine" mean? Wish them well? Hope that our country spends money that needs to be printed to aid their war effort? Or does it mean we should declare war on Russia? What would make you happy?

For those Christians who insist that the soul continues on at physical death, not only does Solomon argue against that allegation (Eccl 9:5 - "The dead know nothing"), but the Psalmist does, too. Psalm 146:3-4 KJV - "Put not your trust in princes, nor in the son of man, in whom

So, in your view, when considering the attributes of God, "justice" trumps love and mercy? That's interesting. In 1 Cor 13 in his description of "love," Paul, under the inspiration of God's spirit, wrote that love "does not keep an account of a wrong suffered." How does that

Universal reconciliation. A very bright future. It will happen.

How can one be "with" God and be God at the same time? I think there must be a translational problem with that verse. Here is how it is rendered in the Concordant Literal NT: "In the beginning was the word, and the word was toward God, and God was the word."

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