Thread: Oneness and Trinitarian Unity?
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Old 04-16-2007, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by OGIA View Post
But, JT, the trinitarian serves Jesus Christ ONLY as the Son of God, not for who He truly is. Your analogy doesn't seem to work here.


Let me put it this way........

I DO NOT worship the same Jesus Christ as my trinitarian friend here at work. I know I don't because she speaks of Him so differently. He is not the same One that I worship. He is the 2nd being in a fictitious 3-man godhead.

btw.......if "they" worship the same Jesus, then why do we need to witness to them about who He really is?

That's easy. Within all of Christianity (in any sense of the word) there are "less than perfect" concepts about the bible and the nature of God and Christ in particular. It is your obligation to show a more perfect way where you can.
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