Richirich713:

1. There is one God 2. God is 3 co-existing eternal persons. 3. Each person is fully God.

Richirich713:


Oh thats not what I mean, I'm talking about the greatest possible being, u said supreme, so I thought we talking about the perfect being.

Well u said the supreme being, so I'm assuming the supreme being is perfect, all-knowing, all-powerful and all-loving.

I thought love can only exist between two or more persons?

Richirich713:


1. There is one God
2. God is 3 co-existing eternal persons.
3. Each person is fully God.

herald9:

You might soon run mad

Richirich713:


The entity trinitarians call God comprises three persons, it's not three persons equal one person rather it's three Persons equal one Being.

johnydon22:


Honestly i was laughing while reading his posts .. God is three persons but 1 being.. serious "being" is the position of person hood so still same thing as person.

My bro was really making sense though no wonder catholics always employ the good ol saint augustine's allegory tactics to evade answering the trinity inconsistency.

Richirich713:


U should be more open minded to it.

Jozzy4:


yes, am talking about the supreme being who have no God, infact all other beings in heaven and earthn are subjected to his universal authority.

Jozzy4:


remember we love simply because he first Loved us. that sud tell u the supreme being himself is Love . 1 john 4:8

herald9:

Just imagine :
There is ONE God, God is THREE persons, EACH PERSON is fully God.

Mathematically,

1=3=1

Welcome To Quantum Religion

nynbrada:


Hmmm! It couldn't have been more succinctly put. This is the A,B,C of the doctrine of Trinity.

Hehehe, let me advance it a little bit,

TRINITY, simply means one eternal Godhead{supreme being} who has chosen to manifest or reveal himself in 3 seperate/distinct persons or being in the form of the, FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT. These three persons or individual if i my use the word, are distinct and seperate from each other but all 3 are of the same substance(divine nature) and collectively they make up the eternal Godhead.

Though the term "trinity" is not found in the Bible, however, this does not in any way negate the fact that the teaching/doctrine is highly scriptural as there are a plethoral of verses in the scripture from the Old Testament through to the New, that supports and prove the validity of this doctrine.

It would certainly be a puerile/effort in futility trying to engage JW's, Unitarians, Atheists and their likes on this forum on such a delicate issue as these, as experience has once shown me. No matter how much scripture you bring forth to buttress and uphold your view, they will keep regurgitating the same dumb and silly position they are wont in doing.

So my advice, let them alone as this issue is a deep spiritual truth that cannot be grasped by an unregenarate/uncirumcised human heart.

Shallom.

tempem: Lol... You are indeed a problem..

See, admit the truth and stop going about it. ..

At first you never believed you'll find it there . Yet you were shocked to find it there....

Now you are bringing up something you'd not accept but you'll deny again even if I put up an explanation...

See, truth is truth and it's clear about trinity..

Emusan:


Just as you are!



Have you ever admitted the truth for once?



It's better you close your brown teeth, you think everyone is like you who hold on to one version of the English translation.



That's what you get when you couldn't digest simple statement but reading like a programmable robot.

Now go back to my previous post, read it slowly this so that you can see that i asked you two different questions.

Why can't you put up your explanation here and stop this ranting?



Yes the truth about Trinity is very clear.

This made my day...

goodnews201668:


Even when some words were invented?

goodnews201668:


They are the reasons people mock serious and honest Christians, imagine what a Bible reader is saying.

herald9:

You might soon run mad

lol. Some people eh!! Satan is quite wicked.

nynbrada:


Hmmm! It couldn't have been more succinctly put. This is the A,B,C of the doctrine of Trinity.

Hehehe, let me advance it a little bit,

TRINITY, simply means one eternal Godhead{supreme being} who has chosen to manifest or reveal himself in 3 seperate/distinct persons or being in the form of the, FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT. These three persons or individual if i my use the word, are distinct and seperate from each other but all 3 are of the same substance(divine nature) and collectively they make up the eternal Godhead.

Though the term "trinity" is not found in the Bible, however, this does not in any way negate the fact that the teaching/doctrine is highly scriptural as there are a plethoral of verses in the scripture from the Old Testament through to the New, that supports and prove the validity of this doctrine.

It would certainly be a puerile/effort in futility trying to engage JW's, Unitarians, Atheists and their likes on this forum on such a delicate issue as these, as experience has once shown me. No matter how much scripture you bring forth to buttress and uphold your view, they will keep regurgitating the same dumb and silly position they are wont in doing.

So my advice, let them alone as this issue is a deep spiritual truth that cannot be grasped by an unregenarate/uncirumcised human heart.

Shallom.

nynbrada:


Hmmm! It couldn't have been more succinctly put. This is the A,B,C of the doctrine of Trinity.

Hehehe, let me advance it a little bit,

TRINITY, simply means one eternal Godhead{supreme being} who has chosen to manifest or reveal himself in 3 seperate/distinct persons or being in the form of the, FATHER, SON AND HOLY SPIRIT. These three persons or individual if i my use the word, are distinct and seperate from each other but all 3 are of the same substance(divine nature) and collectively they make up the eternal Godhead.

Though the term "trinity" is not found in the Bible, however, this does not in any way negate the fact that the teaching/doctrine is highly scriptural as there are a plethoral of verses in the scripture from the Old Testament through to the New, that supports and prove the validity of this doctrine.

It would certainly be a puerile/effort in futility trying to engage JW's, Unitarians, Atheists and their likes on this forum on such a delicate issue as these, as experience has once shown me. No matter how much scripture you bring forth to buttress and uphold your view, they will keep regurgitating the same dumb and silly position they are wont in doing.

So my advice, let them alone as this issue is a deep spiritual truth that cannot be grasped by an unregenarate/uncirumcised human heart.

Shallom.

herald9:
You might soon run mad

ArcToyin:

Water exist in how many state?

herald9:


Three: Liquid water, ice and vapour...

But can A molecule of water exist simultaneously in those three states?
Of course not, it must change forms.

From the story of Jesus' baptism; Jesus was physically on earth, the Holy Spirit was physically present through a Dove and another voice spoke from heaven...

So one person could actually split himself into three, sent himself to earth yet still up there in heaven while sending himself to confirm himself to be his only son?

If this is not insanity, then I don't know what to call it.

solite3:
water can exist in three state at the same time.God himself is a triune being the father the word and the spirit. For example in genesis chapter 1:26 you will think God was talking to another being but no he was not. This might seem strange only because we are not trinue in nature. Take for example one of God's quality which is "truth", for God to be true there must be a witness even the bible says in the witness of two or three every matter must be settled.since God has being true from eternity then there must be a witness to this. Jesus refers to himself as a true and faithful witness, God the father was a witness to Christ, that is why Jesus never called himself God or reveal his identity as Christ he left that for the father and you know what, the father reveal to Peter who Jesus was. Another witness is the holy spirit, Jesus clearly stated that the holy ghost will bear witness of him while Jesus himself bear witness of the father.these things proved more that God is truth and in him there is no lie.shallom

Emusan:


Do you agree with the rendering of those Bible translations of John 1:1 or not? Answer my question and stop perambulating!

Do you mean those translations invented the wording of John 1:1?

herald9:


Three: Liquid water, ice and vapour...

But can A molecule of water exist simultaneously in those three states?
Of course not, it must change forms.

From the story of Jesus' baptism; Jesus was physically on earth, the Holy Spirit was physically present through a Dove and another voice spoke from heaven...

So one person could actually split himself into three, sent himself to earth yet still up there in heaven while sending himself to confirm himself to be his only son?

If this is not insanity, then I don't know what to call it.

BIBLESPEAKS:



One of my objections to Trinitarianism is that it depends on a distinction between “person” and “being” that is not articulated in Scripture.

also i believe that one of the biggest problems with the orthodox doctrine of Christ is that it is unintelligible and results in a person who is both A and non-A at the same time. We are told that the incarnate Christ was/is both “fully God” and “fully man”. As one who is “fully God” he is said to be omniscient, all-powerful, and omnipresent, yet as one who is “fully man” he would have to be limited in knowledge, power, and location. To say that a person can have all of these attributes at the same time is not just to utter something unintelligible, it is to affirm that which would normally be considered impossible. [size=28] The sentence “Jesus is all-knowing yet limited in knowledge” appears to have the same logical content as the sentence “Bob is a murderer who’s never killed anyone” or “Joe is a football player who’s never played football.”
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Non-Trinitarians such as myself and others don’t necessarily reject the idea of believing in something that one might call “mysterious” but we have a problem believing in that which is logically impossible.

Well, reason is part of the image of God that he stamped upon us to enable us to determine what is true and what is not true, and I can’t imagine why we’d discard that attribute when asking the most important question of all: Who/what is God?

ArcToyin:

I understand your complain. If you have your bible, go through 1Jn 5:7.Also, if you want to lay your comment , present it in a reasonable way. What does the pejorative word like 'insanity' that you are including. Can't you just speak without them.

CAPTIVATOR:


even with its spurious addition, the verse never said the three are one God , did it ?

goodnews201668:


Is it not part of the Bible?

John 1:1King James Version (KJV)

1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

Emusan:


The color part is the main issue here.

Of course it is there in the KJV and the rest of the translations he listed but the main point here is whether he agreed with those translations that "...and the word was God."

goodnews201668:


What's your stress with the part the word was God?

Emusan:


If the word was God and the word became flesh (which we know as Jesus Christ) then Jesus Christ is God! Now, was those translations rendered John 1:1 as "...and the word was God" correct or not?

goodnews201668:
The issue is not whether he's God or not,

the issue is the father is superior, the father is his God, the father knows certain things he doesn't know, and so on. Yet you guys claim they're one God.

1 Corinthians 11:3

“But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and the head of Christ is God.” 

King James Version (KJV)