The trinity doctrine grew out of Asia,

Trinity Nonsense


The fantasy that Jesus is/was god is baseless. To believe that is to
ignore a number of passages in the scriptures that say the opposite:

1)God cannot be tempted; the idea is absurd. Yet Jesus was, Matt. 4:1

2) God would not need to pray. Yet Jesus not only prays privately,
but fails to get what he wanted, Matt 26:39,42,44.

3) A single unified God cannot forsake itself. Yet Jesus is
forsaken,Matt. 27:46. If someone wants to argue that he is quoting
Psalm 22,fine, that Pslam also has the character it is about say that
he is less than a man, a mere worm. Would God refer to himself as a
worm?

4) God is the source not the receiver of authority. Jesus said he
received authority, Matt. 28:14.

5) Jesus talks about God, Mark 3:35

6) Jesus said only God was good, Luke 18, 19

7) No one has ever seen God, but many saw Jesus, John 1:18

8) Jesus said the Father was greater than him; contrary to the
trinity doctrine which clearly teaches that all members of the God-
Head are coeternal and coequal. John 14:28

9) Jesus admits he has a God, John 20:17

10 Paul did not believe in the trinity because he said he served the
same God as his Jewish ancestors (and they did not believe in a God
the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) Acts 24:14

11) Paul states Jesus is between God and humans, therefore Jesus is
not God, I Cor. 3:23

12) Paul says the Father is God, and Jesus is a seperate being, I
Cor. 8:5-6

13) Paul says Jesus has a God, II Cor 11:31

14) Paul again states that Jesus is the MEDIATOR between God and
humans, I Tim. 2:5-7

15) John says that no one has ever seen God if Jesus was God this
would make no sense, I John 4:12

Taking certain passages out of context created the trinity doctrine.One
can see from John's writing that Jesus is distinct from God, that Jesus
has a God, and that no one ever saw God. The verses taken out of
context and even mistranslated are John 1:1, can be more accurately
translated, in context, with this ending: and the Word was God's. That
translation places everything that follows into context compared to
what a mistranslation said. IMO, the early Christians were so obsessed
with the mystery religions that Jesus was invented to go along with it.
John 1:18 is mistranslated to make it appear that God begot God. If
that is true, then Jesus was not coeternal and the whole trinity
doctrine comes crashing down. John 8:58 is the most common verse taken
out of context. In John, Jesus merely says: "I Am", but when one goes
back to check what is actually written in Exodus, one gets far more
words: Eheyeh asher eheyeh, translated it is I will be who I will be,
or I Am that I Am. Jesus did not say in John, "I Am that I Am".
Therefore the apologetic is based on pulling a half sentence out of
Exodus. John 10:30 only means that Jesus and
God were in agreement, this makes sense if he was doing the will of
another and giving the message of another -- something the New
Testament asserts. One need only look at John 10:30 in light of John
17:20-23 -- are we supposed to believe that God now includes the
apostles! Col. 2:9 is made clear with Col 1:15-16; some people say I am
the image of my father -- but that does not make me my father.

The trinity doctrine grew out of Asia, or more accurately the Roman
province by that name. In II Tim 1:15 Paul complains that "all those in
Asia turned away from me" and in Romans 1:21 that these heretics
invented foolish notions about God. The trinity easily is one of those
foolish notions.

There simply is no trinity and to believe in one, one must ignore at
least 15, in context, quotes from new testament to the contrary.






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Trinity Nonsense


The fantasy that Jesus is/was god is baseless. To believe that is to
ignore a number of passages in the scriptures that say the opposite:

1)God cannot be tempted; the idea is absurd. Yet Jesus was, Matt. 4:1

2) God would not need to pray. Yet Jesus not only prays privately,
but fails to get what he wanted, Matt 26:39,42,44.

3) A single unified God cannot forsake itself. Yet Jesus is
forsaken,Matt. 27:46.

Taking certain passages out of context created the trinity doctrine.

with the mystery religions that Jesus was invented to go along with it.

DIVINE INSANITY
God killed himself on the cross to save his own creation fro=ADm his own
wrath !

Trinity Nonsense
The fantasy that Jesus is/was god is baseless.

To believe that is to
ignore a number of passages in the scriptures that say the opposite:
1)God cannot be tempted; the idea is absurd. Yet Jesus was, Matt. 4:1

2) God would not need to pray. Yet Jesus not only prays privately,
but fails to get what he wanted, Matt 26:39,42,44.

3) A single unified God cannot forsake itself. Yet Jesus is
forsaken,Matt. 27:46. If someone wants to argue that he is quoting
Psalm 22,fine, that Pslam also has the character it is about say that
he is less than a man, a mere worm. Would God refer to himself as a
worm?

4) God is the source not the receiver of authority. Jesus said he
received authority, Matt. 28:14.

5) Jesus talks about God, Mark 3:35
6) Jesus said only God was good, Luke 18, 19
7) No one has ever seen God, but many saw Jesus, John 1:18