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Scriptural evidence for the Trinity

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You mean you judge by what you claim scripture means, setting yourself up in the place of God.

Your argument about Catholicism "losing out" is absurd on the face of it. Your paltry 8 million adherents is nothing compared to the RCC's 1.2 billion adherents, more if you count the EO and other Catholic churches. Then there are the Protestant denominations who also believe in the Trinity. Trinitarian theology is alive and well, Arianism, now as always, is the lunatic fringe.

And if I thought it would make a difference, I would show you Ignatius' quotes, but the fact that you don't know this already tells me how incomplete and biased your education really is. The other poster was right, you are the Baghdad Bob of theology.

Catholocism is Church goers quickly, all over the world ... it's going downhill fast.

It isn't my arumgnet it's YOUR argument, I'm not the one that's argueing that because most People are trinitarian that must mean it's true, that's you, and given that Logic, Catholocism is less and less true.

I judge by what the scriptures DO SAY, i.e. listen to Gods Word, not some tradition, or the pope or whatever.

No, I know what Ignatius said about various Things, but go Ahead and show me the actual quote, because it isn't laying out the Trinity ... and the fact is you posted the origional post about Ignatius without knowing what the **** you were talking about, which is obvious since you can't even give me the quote.
 
Catholocism is Church goers quickly, all over the world ... it's going downhill fast.

It isn't my arumgnet it's YOUR argument, I'm not the one that's argueing that because most People are trinitarian that must mean it's true, that's you, and given that Logic, Catholocism is less and less true.

I judge by what the scriptures DO SAY, i.e. listen to Gods Word, not some tradition, or the pope or whatever.

No, I know what Ignatius said about various Things, but go Ahead and show me the actual quote, because it isn't laying out the Trinity ... and the fact is you posted the origional post about Ignatius without knowing what the **** you were talking about, which is obvious since you can't even give me the quote.

I had the book right in front of me when I posted that, it is in fact written in more than one epistle, another thing you didn't know. Yes, I read these things in a book, I am not an internet scholar like you apparently are.

And the reason I am unwilling to tell you what I know is because your claims are not worthy of a response. Everybody knows you are in the wrong except you.
 
I had the book right in front of me when I posted that, it is in fact written in more than one epistle, another thing you didn't know. Yes, I read these things in a book, I am not an internet scholar like you apparently are.

And the reason I am unwilling to tell you what I know is because your claims are not worthy of a response. Everybody knows you are in the wrong except you.

Go Ahead give me the quote from Ignacius .... show me where it spells out the Trinity :)
 
Go Ahead give me the quote from Ignacius .... show me where it spells out the Trinity :)

I see the problem - you can't look it up because you don't know how to spell "Ignatius".
 
I see the problem - you can't look it up because you don't know how to spell "Ignatius".

Allright buddy, you're not gonna show the quote, and I know why, it's the same reason trinitarians always cite scriptures and never actually quote them fully in context ... because it doesn't say what you claim it says. :)
 
Allright buddy, you're not gonna show the quote, and I know why, it's the same reason trinitarians always cite scriptures and never actually quote them fully in context ... because it doesn't say what you claim it says. :)

I am not going to show you because I am tired of your belligerence.
 
Really? Show me the scripture ... QUOTE IT here, if you really think they actually support the Trinity, go Ahead.

I already have in times past. So have a lot of other Christians. And you sluffed them all off like you always do.
 
I already have in times past. So have a lot of other Christians. And you sluffed them all off like you always do.

Every argument he puts forth is an argument from ignorance anyway.

"If P were true then I would know it; in fact I do not know it; therefore P cannot be true."
 
I already have in times past. So have a lot of other Christians. And you sluffed them all off like you always do.

No I don't sluff them off, they don't actually say what you claim they say, which is why you never actually quote them.
 
Every argument he puts forth is an argument from ignorance anyway.

"If P were true then I would know it; in fact I do not know it; therefore P cannot be true."

No it's the argument from lack of evidence, i.e. "If P were true then you'd be able to demonstrate it, you can't, therefore you have no argument."
 
No it's the argument from lack of evidence, i.e. "If P were true then you'd be able to demonstrate it, you can't, therefore you have no argument."

Argument from ignorance: "If I don't see it, it ain't there".
 
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