[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by OnTheFritz

I can understand and appreciate this. I think that if you believe that truth has been revealed to you, and you don't follow it, then you are wrong.

That being said, none of us know the complete truth. And considering that we don't, do we avoid fellowship with those who have been revealed a "truth" different than ours IF it still leads people to the SAME God as described in the Bible that we read.

I say no.

There is nothing about the Trinitarian view that leads people to a different God. I have a problem with their view of three distinct persons of the same "essence", but I don't think it's going to send them to hell. If new converts in a trinitarian church develop a relationship with the same Jesus I know, the "truth" will be revealed to them as well - in much the same way it was to you.

Whether most can actually explain it or not, the trinitarian view holds that each entity is 100% God. So, is it the same Jesus we know. Yes it is.

Though I agree with much of what you said. The above in bold is a totaly incorrect. If you think such you lack much understanding!