I know one thing, though, and that’s that many people come to Christ and are saved by Him without having all of their theology all hammered out ahead of time. Some people haven’t been raised with the theological teaching necessary to get an in depth understanding of who Jesus really is but they do know that He can save and He does.
Then the Holy Spirit will take care of the details.
>>That’s why the First Council of Nicaea was wrong, right? It was defined by Catholic bishops, so it has to be wrong.
Hey if the Church got it wrong at the Council of Ephesus, maybe it got Nicaea wrong as well like Dan Brown claims.
Or maybe the early fathers were just wrong when they discussed the books that belonged in the New Testament.
Perhaps you should sink your teeth into the following “Biblical” Unitarian refutation of the Trinity. http://www.biblicalunitarian.com/articles/logic/logical-fallacies-employed-in-trinitarian-theology
It shows that scripture’s isn’t self-evident to people who read it without the light of Tradition.