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I understand. But the Trinity is still foundational to almost all Protestant and Catholic Christians. I'm just pointing out that your theology is at variance with the foundations of both.

"Foundational"???? Was the foundation of both the Protestants and Catholics set in 325 AD? You guys are the new guys.

Then I don't get your beef.

Then I really don't get your beef.

I have no beef with the various interpretations of Scripture.

Either you're accepting of all interpretations and Christians or you're not. That's what I can't understand. Are you arguing against those who don't accept your view that there should be no set of beliefs? Is that the primary beef? Against any required theology?

For a person who denies planting "gotchas" you certainly are good at doing it.

Don't waste your time trying to psychoanalyze me. I am tired with this line of questioning. Just accept that I am a mystery to you.

Thanks for your reply.

Was the foundation of both the Protestants and Catholics set in 325 AD?

What I meant was that the Trinity, Jesus is God, is foundational to both Protestant and Catholic Churches. You disagree with this theology and therefore the foundation of Protestant and Catholic Christianity.

I have no beef with the various interpretations of Scripture.

Ok. Unless it's the Trinity or Jesus is God or...

Don't waste your time trying to psychoanalyze me.

Nothing psychological or personal. It's about your logic and arguments. They're inconsistent and contradictory.