Biblical Unitarian. Formerly a sect unto myself.

Joined September 2021
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The God of Jesus is unitarian, not trinitarian.
Jesus Christ had a God above him, and the God of Jesus was only one person, the Father alone. In other words, Jesus' God was not the Trinity. Learn more about the beliefs of the early Christians in my newest book amzn.to/47jldOc
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Before modern debates, respected Christian scholars like Harvard professor Henry Ware Jr. openly argued that supreme confidence belongs to the Father alone, while Christ remains God’s exalted Messiah and mediator. Agree or disagree, Ware forces an important question: Where does the New Testament place our highest devotion?
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Jun 12
Troy should leave the thinking to us. But good news, more and more people are realizing that the trinity is a false doctrine and rejecting it altogether.
Replying to @JeffSmi61769781
Thanks Jeff! This all came about when we pointed out Isaac Newton lacked a belief in the Trinity and man, my page has been full of unitarians, a group I thought were already gone and debunked a hundred years ago. youtube.com/watch?v=1QNttu4q…
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Jesus wasn't a Muslim or Trinitarian... he was Unitairan.
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The cross of Jesus changed the World, not a dying God.
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Jun 12
Protestants, this is more helpful. Consider… x.com/RevesJM/status/2012538…

Very helpful chart
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Replying to @RevesJM
Reflective of the culture, you are deceived and looking for affirmation. Unless you repent and forsake the idol you worship, turning to the true Christ in faith and repentance, you will perish, Reves. Therefore I said to you that you will die in your sins; for unless you believe that I Am, you will die in your sins. John 8:24
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Jun 11
Problems for the trinity that trinitarians claim are “not problems”. Return Edition.
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Seems like they always forget to add God. Kind of important though since God is head over Christ.
The Biblical Order of the Family. Sources: 1 Corinthians 11:3 1 Corinthians 7:2-5 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 Ephesians 5:22-33 Ephesians 6:1-4 Colossians 3:18-21
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Trinitarians, the numbers are in. Biblical Scholars are growing tired of your theory. Thanks to @OneGodPodcast for the report.
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If a doctrine cannot be clearly conceived, how can reason meaningfully examine it?
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Where does Scripture teach that God’s forgiveness requires satisfaction rather than repentance and mercy?
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“I am a Christian, in the only sense he [Jesus] wished any one to be; sincerely attached to his doctrines, in preference to all others; ascribing to himself every human excellence; and believing he never claimed any other.” I think Thomas Jefferson speaks for many of us on this issue.
Unitarians are not Christians.
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Jun 11
In Matthew 18, the King forgives an unpayable debt purely out of pity. There’s no payment, no substitution and no satisfaction required. That is the picture Jesus gives us of how God forgives. So, if God actually cannot forgive until justice is satisfied, why doesn’t Jesus say so in the parable he uses to teach us about forgiveness?
Replying to @RevesJM
Why, if only the Bible addressed that question…. You know, in the same section of scripture where we’re called to forgive… 🤨
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Jun 10
Thomas Jefferson was a Unitarian, he said so in his own words.
The Church Denomination and/or Affiliation of each U.S. President.
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Theophilus’ trias was not the later Nicene Trinity. Theophilus taught that the Logos originally existed as God’s own wisdom and understanding and was generated by God before creation. The lesson is this: Using the word trias is not the same as teaching the Nicene doctrine. Don’t be misled.
Replying to @RevesJM
One of the earliest uses of "trias" was used to describe the relationship of God, His Word, and His Wisdom by Theophilus of Antioch (2nd century) in his "Apology to Autolycus."
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Primitive Christianity is what you strive for.
New PODCAST GOING OUT tomorrow! Very excited to introduce this to you all. A lot of work and sweat and our very first Video Podcast that will be on Youtube as well.
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Very strange that someone who “understands” church history would have a problem with Isaac Newton being a Unitarian. Seems like you would have more of a problem with “Christians” who persecuted Unitarians, forcing people like Newton to keep their unorthodox views quiet. William Whiston wasn’t as discreet though, and of course, the Trinitarians tried to destroy his career. Ah, church history.
Replying to @RevesJM
Not the kind of endorsement I think I'd want to have to be honest.
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Are you going to be in London on July 29? I will be debating Dr. Sijuwade on "Conciliar Trinitarianism" (a.k.a. "Monarchical Trinitarianism"). Scan the code for your free ticket.
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