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Originally Posted by glyn
That's what it may say in your version of the bible zraver,
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Exactly.
And
zraver, if that's your strongest argument, a capitalized letter, then the Trinity doctrine is looking pretty shaky.
Because when Jesus says that not even he knows exactly when the End Times will occur, but only the Father does, then it's looking like they're not all "co-equal".
In fact, they're looking pretty
unequal because two of your godhead are out in the cold when it comes to the date of probably the most important future event described in the Bible.
The Trinity Doctrine is a confusing and self-contradicting jumble of paganism and human theory. (I belive the Catholic Church calls it a "holy mystery"
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Which is rather ironic, when the Bible says that God is not a god of confusion but a god of order.
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Originally Posted by glyn
but look at the title of this thread, What we are debating (and I for one am learning more) is the accuracy of the bible.
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Personally I think that the Bible is very accurate.
I won't have all the answers you're looking for right at hand, but as long as our discussion here isn't polluted with a lot of Roman paganism, the Bible does a good job of explaining itself.