Are Trinitarians Saved? - Page 9

houston · #1 03-26-2018, 05:57 AM

I think that you are mischaracterizing Jason. Just as many mischaracterize you.

Strict Baptist · #2 03-26-2018, 10:57 PM

Most interesting data assuredly...

FlamingZword · #3 03-27-2018, 12:57 AM

Are trinitarians save? well my answer is, only God knows.

I personally think this is an unanswerable question, for the simple reason that only God knows who is saved or not.

I would not be so presumptuous as to condemn all trinitarians to hell. All I can say is that they are mistaken in their understanding and belief about the essence of God.

Esaias · #4 03-27-2018, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by FlamingZword

Are trinitarians save? well my answer is, only God knows.

I personally think this is an unanswerable question, for the simple reason that only God knows who is saved or not.

I would not be so presumptuous as to condemn all trinitarians to hell. All I can say is that they are mistaken in their understanding and belief about the essence of God.

So then you don't know if YOU are saved or not?

RachelRose · #5 03-27-2018, 05:08 AM

It is possible someone has already answered this question but here goes. If we use a Bible that Trinitarians wrote to prove God is really "one", did all those translator burn in hell fire?

Esaias · #6 03-27-2018, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by RachelRose

It is possible someone has already answered this question but here goes. If we use a Bible that Trinitarians wrote to prove God is really "one", did all those translator burn in hell fire?

Trinitarians didn't "write" the bible. They translated manuscripts. Since we have access to the underlying texts we can verify if their choice of words was accurate, or not.

I don't know that one needs the Holy Ghost and eternal life to translate a papyrus from Greek to English. You might need the Holy Ghost to UNDERSTAND the words that are written, as far as how they apply to your life and what you need to do in response, but to translate from one language to another? I don't see that.

Lots of people like to use the "oh, you use a trinitarian bible therefore...." and then tack on whatever nonsensical conclusion they feel the need to promote that particular day. To which I always ask "Oh, so you're an Anglican, then?"

Aquila · #7 03-27-2018, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Esaias

Trinitarians didn't "write" the bible. They translated manuscripts. Since we have access to the underlying texts we can verify if their choice of words was accurate, or not.

I don't know that one needs the Holy Ghost and eternal life to translate a papyrus from Greek to English. You might need the Holy Ghost to UNDERSTAND the words that are written, as far as how they apply to your life and what you need to do in response, but to translate from one language to another? I don't see that.

Lots of people like to use the "oh, you use a trinitarian bible therefore...." and then tack on whatever nonsensical conclusion they feel the need to promote that particular day. To which I always ask "Oh, so you're an Anglican, then?"

I get what you're saying. But why wouldn't God entrust the translation and preservation of His Word to His church?

Evang.Benincasa · #8 03-27-2018, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Esaias

Trinitarians didn't "write" the bible. They translated manuscripts. Since we have access to the underlying texts we can verify if their choice of words was accurate, or not.

I don't know that one needs the Holy Ghost and eternal life to translate a papyrus from Greek to English. You might need the Holy Ghost to UNDERSTAND the words that are written, as far as how they apply to your life and what you need to do in response, but to translate from one language to another? I don't see that.

Lots of people like to use the "oh, you use a trinitarian bible therefore...." and then tack on whatever nonsensical conclusion they feel the need to promote that particular day. To which I always ask "Oh, so you're an Anglican, then?"

Strict Baptist · #9 03-27-2018, 12:53 PM

I will not reply to this Benincasa becase there is no point quarreling with a legend in his own mind. I never thought this thread would go on so long.

Evang.Benincasa · #10 03-27-2018, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Strict Baptist

I will not reply to this Benincasa becase there is no point quarreling with a legend in his own mind. I never thought this thread would go on so long.

Look who is psychologically projecting?

Strict Baptist if I was to go to a website forum filled with Ruckmanites to study their "religion." I would be shown the left foot of fellowship. I personally don't believe you are actually who you say you are, you might be, but then you would have some huge issues.

You come to a forum and right from giddy up you tell us we are heretics. Is that your normal greeting? So, save the offense, I don't believe you. You are just another disgruntled religious person looking to kick some tail ends and take down names. If anyone of us would go over to your little bless me club, we would soon be showed the error of our ways but skippy. So, dig yourself and remove the beam out of your own eye.

Comprende?