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Old 07-21-2009, 06:46 AM
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Re: Observations at a Contemporary Baptist Church
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Thanks CC1. I knew you'd understand. The greatest shock of my life was when I found out the monotheistic principles of so-called "trinitarians." Personally, I can't stand the term "trinitarian" or the term "oneness". I'm a follower of Christ and I have not a clue of which one I am. God is God. His name is Jesus. Walter Martin AND David Bernard would both agree with that.
Also interesting is that Dr Walter Martin agreed with Bernard on "Eternal Son" being a bad term.
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