Alter2Ego
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- Aug 21, 2025
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Sigh…I have shown you scripture that proves the Trinity from both the OT and NT. You have not offered one shred of evidence to refute the scriptures I provided. All you’ve done is stomp your feet and deny the evidence provided. Every time I offer proof, you dismiss it without anything to support your argument. You can’t offer any doctrinal support for your claims. You cannot present any scholar that holds your beliefs. There is no mainline Christian denomination that supports your position. Since you cannot offer any solid support, I am left to conclude your argument is simply made up by man and no longer worth the effort to address. I assume you will take a victory lap and declare yourself the winner. The truth is I am simply weary of your drivel.Trying to change the goal post to religious affiliation is what desperate people do when they realize they are being outdone by scripture
No, you have not, Scooter. I will remind you of the scriptures you've presented thus far and follow each one with a question or questions.
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I would disagree with you. At the baptism of Jesus, all three persons of the trinity were present: Matthew 3:16-17 And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him: And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.
The claim by Trinitarians is that the mere presence of three entities at the same time equates to the three being the same god. That's like claiming a human father and his son, along with something that belongs to the human father means all three are the same person if all three were present at the same time. Keep that comparison in mind as you analyze Matthew 3:16-17, which you quoted above, by answering the following direct questions. Your answers must be either TRUE or FALSE. Any other types of answers will indicate you are dodging.
QUESTION #1 to SCOOTER: According to Matthew 3:16-17, the three entities present were (1) Jesus the son; (2) the Spirit of God; and (3) God the Father whose voice came from heaven and said: "This is my beloved Son...." TRUE or FALSE?
QUESTION #2 to SCOOTER: Matthew 3:16 identifies the owner of the holy spirit as God the Father. TRUE or FALSE?
I would disagree with you. At the baptism of Jesus, all three persons of the trinity were present: Matthew 3:16-17 And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him: And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.
QUESTION #3 to SCOOTER: According to Matthew 3:17, God the Father said he is "well pleased" with Jesus the son. TRUE or FALSE?
QUESTION #4 to SCOOTER: Since the Trinitarian philosophy is that the Heavenly Father and Jesus the son are the same god, then according to Matthew 3:17, when the Father said he is "well pleased" with Jesus the son, that would amount to God saying he's pleased with himself. TRUE or FALSE?
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