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Argument against the Doctrine of the Trinity. (And keep it clean, please.)

Where did you see me call myself a Christian? I have said that I don't call myself a Christian either here or to my family and friends. I call myself a believer in Jesus Christ.

I'm here because I believe most doctrines are bogus. Esp. Trinity, literal 6-day creationism, pre-trib/Dispensationalism, and Preterism, and nearly all mainstream eschatological beliefs.
Is Jesus God to you?
 
I've answered this type of question before.
I believe in Jesus' virgin birth, his life and miracles, his trials, persecutions and crucifixion, his burial and resurrection, and his ascension to the Father. I don't have to believe in a man made Trinity that took about 250 years to develop.
The history of the doctrine is clear.
Does anything "proceed out from within" (ekporeuetai), Jn 15:26) God that is not God?

Jesus came forth out of God (Jn 8:2, 16:27, 28, 17:8), as did the Holy Spirit (Jn 15:26).
 
Seems to me that the idea of a trinity developed over time which is to say that 1000s of years ago that knowledge had not been conveyed to men. I believe in the Trinity, but I don't understand it completely and the readings I've done indicate that it's a mystery to some degree .... anyways, to my novel thought ... is it possible that there's a fourth member that we are not aware of? (Aside: this is not to imply that I have any evidence)
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Seems to me that the idea of a trinity developed over time which is to say that 1000s of years ago that knowledge had not been conveyed to men. I believe in the Trinity, but I don't understand it completely and the readings I've done indicate that it's a mystery to some degree .... anyways, to my novel thought ... is it possible that there's a fourth member that we are not aware of? (Aside: this is not to imply that I have any evidence)
:unsure:
No, despite some trying to get Mary to be seen as being such , as in co redemptrix co matrix, incessor Mother of God etc
 
Does anything "proceed out from within" (ekporeuetai), Jn 15:26) God that is not God?

Jesus came forth out of God (Jn 8:2, 16:27, 28, 17:8), as did the Holy Spirit (Jn 15:26).
based uypon that answer the poster would hold to unuitarianism or arianism theology
 
based uypon that answer the poster would hold to unuitarianism or arianism theology
Except that Scripture presents three distinct relationships:

1) the Son is subject to the Father, for the Son is sent by the Father in the Father's name (Jn 5:23, 36, 43);
2) the Spirit is subject to the Father, for the Spirit is sent by the Father in the Son's name (Jn 14:26);
3) the Spirit is subject to the Son as well as the Father, for the Spirit is sent by the Son as well as the Father (Jn 15:26, 16:7, 14:26, Ac 2:33).
 
Seems to me that the idea of a trinity developed over time which is to say that 1000s of years ago that knowledge had not been conveyed to men. I believe in the Trinity, but I don't understand it completely and the readings I've done indicate that it's a mystery to some degree .... anyways, to my novel thought ... is it possible that there's a fourth member that we are not aware of? (Aside: this is not to imply that I have any evidence)
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I'm thinking it's pretty complete with three:
1) the Father ordained the plan,
2) the Son accomplished the plan,
3) the Holy Spirit applies the plan.
 
Except that Scripture presents three distinct relationships:

1) the Son is subject to the Father, for the Son is sent by the Father in the Father's name (Jn 5:23, 36, 43);
2) the Spirit is subject to the Father, for the Spirit is sent by the Father in the Son's name (Jn 14:26);
3) the Spirit is subject to the Son as well as the Father, for the Spirit is sent by the Son as well as the Father (Jn 15:26, 16:7, 14:26, Ac 2:33).
Yes, bible presents to us One God, One Being, who within Himself eternally exists in 3 Persons, blessed trinity
 
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