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Old 10-11-2008, 11:47 PM
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Trinitarians calling themselves heretics

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/...0.html?start=1

Does anyone else find this silly? I mean for me, who holds to a Oneness view of God, this is just plain stupid. For us its one God: Father, Son, Holy Ghost, all the same package. Yet Trinitarians have to constantly try to understand God, and then translate their fallible understanding into imperfect dogma.

I mean even the Catholic-Orthodox split is kind of dumb. The Orthodox Church believe that the Holy Spirit comes from the Father, while the Catholic Church believe that the Holy Spirit comes from the Father and the Son. To us it's kind of like...dude...theirs only One...God comes from God...duh!

The article ends with this question: "What could be more exciting and more important than sharpening each other's understanding of the nature of God?". Umm...saving souls...umm...praying....umm...reading the Bible

Hands down, Oneness Theology is practical and pastoral.
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