Our Trinitarian Brothers and Sisters in Christ

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by pelathais

According to you, NO ONE was saved for almost 1800 years out of the 2000 year Church Age. You not only gleefully "send people to hell," you boast that the "Gates of Hell" can prevail against the Church.

On this you are wrong I have never gleefully sent folks to hell. I am happy I know the one and only saving message and have obeyed it and preach it, but I am sadden for those who are decieved and heading for judgment unprepared.

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by Sherri

If you ask them, "Are you baptized in Jesus' name?", they will say YES! Because to them they were baptized into Christ and they understand that it's all about Jesus.

They are decieved.

[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by Steve Epley

They are decieved.

but they had good intention while being deceived....

[Steve Epley]

Originally Posted by LUKE2447

but they had good intention while being deceived....

True. By the way Jim Jones was a Trinitarian he belonged to the Disciples of Christ.

[houston]

Originally Posted by Sherri

If you ask them, "Are you baptized in Jesus' name?", they will say YES! Because to them they were baptized into Christ and they understand that it's all about Jesus.

You also are high. I have never met a trinhtarian that made such a statement.

[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by houston

You also are high. I have never met a trinhtarian that made such a statement.

Simply because people make blanket general statemens doesn't mean they believe the same or the doctrine is remotely close. People make general statements all the time that almost everyone can agree with until you get down to the mindset of what is really meant and why. That is when the rubber meets the road. Justifying people because.... oh they say such in such.... uh no!

[deltaguitar]

Originally Posted by houston

You also are high. I have never met a trinhtarian that made such a statement.

I have heard my pastor say this and he pastors one of the largest churches in the US. He believes that being baptized in the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost is no different than the Acts 2:38 baptismal formula.

The question was asked in our membership class if they would allow people to be baptized in Jesus name and he stated that FS&HG is being baptized in Jesus name.

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by houston

You also are high. I have never met a trinhtarian that made such a statement.

Well, I have. They don't even seen a difference. The only ones that might argue it would be trinitarian pastors. The general run-of-the-mill saints are not staunch about being baptized in the titles. It's all the same to them.

[Sherri]

We've asked people before what was said over them when they were baptized and they don't have a clue. They just know that they gave their lives to Jesus and they were baptized in water. It just wasn't an issue.

[UnTraditional]

Matthew 28:19 is the commandment. Acts 2:38 is how the Apostles fulfilled that commandment.