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Originally Posted by Originalist
One of the few Trinitarian writers that makes sense is Alyster McGrath. Most of them get off into this "relationship within God" blah blah. Man. God is complete within himself and did not need some relationship within himself to keep from being lonely, or to express love. Everything God does, he does out of his ABUNDANCE, not his lack or need of something. I don't think this sends these people to hell. It's just a poor explanation of the one true God.
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When the trinitarian sees Jesus he sees him as GOD the Son, (not the Son of God) that pre-exsisted BEFORE Betheleman.
Jesus then becomes "another Jesus".
THAT is a serious doctrinal error.
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