To: OLD REGGIE
Requires a vivid imagination, or better yet, an "authority" to tell you what to see I agree.
One will nto arirve at any trinitarian forumla by focusing on St. Paul
Agree again! Yet when you ask other Protestants they will tell you just the opposite. I am quite certain that +Paul did not believe in the Holy Trinity because his gospel (as he called his preaching) does not reveal it.
Aren't you the person who gave the two citations from Paul to "prove" the Trinity in Scripture?
I did, but it was borrowed from a Protestant poster who believed it was a "proof." :)
10,932 posted on
11/12/2007 1:14:07 PM PST by
kosta50
(Eastern Orthodoxy is pure Christianity)
To: kosta50
***I am quite certain that +Paul did not believe in the Holy Trinity because his gospel (as he called his preaching) does not reveal it. ***
I am confused. Paul continually talks of the Spirit. Just as he talks of the Father and the Son. In fact, Romans 8 is all about the Spirit of God.
10,933 posted on
11/12/2007 1:27:51 PM PST by
irishtenor
(History was written before God said "Let there be light.")
To: kosta50
I did, but it was borrowed from a Protestant poster who believed it was a "proof." :)
Not a good idea. :-)
10,937 posted on
11/12/2007 1:33:02 PM PST by
OLD REGGIE
(I am most likely a Biblical Unitarian? Let me be perfectly clear. I know nothing.)
To: kosta50
I am quite certain that +Paul did not believe in the Holy Trinity because his gospel (as he called his preaching) does not reveal it.
Except for the overly imaginative reference in Revelation where do you find it in the Gospels, or any other book, for that matter?
10,945 posted on
11/12/2007 1:44:21 PM PST by
OLD REGGIE
(I am most likely a Biblical Unitarian? Let me be perfectly clear. I know nothing.)
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