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Allow me to preface this by saying, I am not Arian. But I have done my due diligence in studying Arian (not necessarily Jehovah's... -
TTed01 reacted
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I have plenty of time; you just let me know where you want to begin. I am out of town today, but have lots of free time. And if you... -
Instead of “trying” to raise an objection (a rather weak one, at that), why not take a pragmatic approach and try to come at this from a...
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When I used the word “pragmatic,” it may not have come off clearly. So let me rephrase what I’m trying to communicate a little: Test...
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It is not difficult to spot the fundamental problem in your interpretation of this passage. You have failed to recognize the thematic...
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You are simply just parsing words in the order they appear in Greek, but that's not exactly how you would communicate it in English... -
And you thought textual criticism was complex! :ROFL: Everyone has their own niche, and some folks are really into a wide array of... -
You are imposing onto the word, "God" what Trinitarians do not. You are taking "God" as a "name" solely used of the Father. But "God"...
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There is no "either or." It is God speaking of the Son throughout the entire discourse. Why would the Son be citing Ps. 45 of God the...
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There is thing in Biblical interpretation called understanding the passage in light of the OT backdrop. In the OT backdrop it is God... -
Folks who bring up Jn. 14:28 do not even realize the pickle they get themselves into, and forget the perspective they are supposed to be... -
What color are your shoes?
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Well, here’s the thing: My prior post actually addresses the question you now present. That tells me that you have probably not...
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Prong 1: πρὸς τὸν θεόν (John 1:1b) When Jn. 1:1 speaks of the Word existing “with” God, the term used here for “with” is the Greek word...
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The term “receive” is quite nuanced ever so slightly. The question boils down to this: If I “receive” a gift from you, is that the same... -
The term “receive” is quite nuanced ever so slightly. The question boils down to this: If I “receive” a gift from you, is that the same...
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TYou are simply just parsing words in the order they appear in Greek, but that's not exactly how you would communicate it in English...
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But there is just one “small” problem... . Okay, so I lied: It's “big.” Real big. Isaiah 9 is apart of a larger discourse that points... -
How do you not see what is so “obviously,” wrong? Let's begin by pointing at the “elephant in the room.” Your post begins by suggesting...
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Well, maybe you should try inviting me to your "debate group." It looks like I can have it out with whoever it is on that forum that...
