[ejonesie22]

Trinitarians trumpet their own scholars as if these are somehow more objective and scholarly than others, when the fact is that their presuppositions are Trinitarian, and such scholars consistently bend their scholarship toward the support of their Trinitarian beliefs.

Funny how you leave off the "being correct" part, as is susbtatiated by 2000 years of straight forward scholarship by thousands of scholars, not some odd few "scholars" who like throwing around prepositions and what not trying to "recreate" what they want God to say.

Which in itself makes your overall statement somewhat ironic...

Degrees mean little, there are many degreed atheist out there.

Referencing your own blog to make a point means even less Solomon.

[bar_enosh]

“2000 years of straightforward scholarship” have not diluted the errors of Trinitarianism. Many scholars upholding Biblical truth rather than religious tradition have also spoken out during those years, despite being marginalized, persecuted and even killed.

Of course Trinitarians exalt their own scholars as “correct,” and brand those who hold to the Bible as “odd.” Seems like the Scribes and Pharisees did the same with the Lord Jesus Christ.

“Degrees mean little,” except when it’s your guys that have them, obviously.

Cutting and pasting from blogs filled with erroneous and outdated information is something that Trinitarians do all the time.

Referencing blogs that contain accurate, correct information is always useful, regardless of whose they are.

But these are not my blogs.

http://bibliasahidica.blogspot.com/
http://www.bibliacoptica.com/resources/copticnoute.html
http://examiningthetrinity.blogspot.com/
http://defendingthenwt.blogspot.com/