Reactions given by williamjordan
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williamjordan reacted
to bluto's post in the thread Is believing in the Trinity necessary for salvation? (POLL!).
Well let me put it this way. I do not believe Trinitarianism is a REQUIRMENT for salvation. It is the RESULT of salvation. Why? Because... -
That is a good question! What seems to be highlighted for me is that these traditions of men that were acknowledged as not being from...
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It was with the Ninja Turtles but don't feel badly, that's a more common mistake than you might first imagine.
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The NIV is not a paraphrase. It is a translation of the Bible in contemporary English. It is an accurate translation that has a good...
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I wonder if the creators of the video will have the integrity to recant publicly in 2031. Despite the popularity of setting dates...
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No, the Bible is not wrong regarding John 1:1. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." From...
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williamjordan reacted to Diakonos's post in the thread How do you reconcile the first Commandment with the trinity?.
The begetting of the Son happened on the day of His resurrection. The Psalm looks forward to that conversation between the Father and...
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Debating about angels. what a waste of time and effort.
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williamjordan reacted to Nehemiah6's post in the thread The Trinity according to the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.
Agreed. There are a lot of people who refuse to believe the Jesus of Nazareth -- the Lord Jesus Christ -- is God who became sinless Man...
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williamjordan reacted to Nehemiah6's post in the thread Does "Elohim" in any way prove the Trinity?.
Why is it a mistake? The plurality of Elohim is confirmation of the existence of the Trinity. There is no need to give the naysayers...
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williamjordan reacted to Cameron143's post in the thread Does "Elohim" in any way prove the Trinity?.
It's a great point looking for a great audience.
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williamjordan reacted to posthuman's post in the thread T H E G R E A T E S T H Y P O C R I S Y ! ! !.
We don't see congregations with a single pastor in the NT or for a long time in the early church - we see groups of coequal elders with...