Real
Conversations On The
Oneness of God vs. Trinity
Table Of Contents
A) On Matthew 28:19
About Matt 28:19. Is it your
contention that Matt misquoted Jesus ?
Does baptizing in the name of
Jesus mean by his authority?
Didn't He say in the name of
the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost?
B) Point of Departure
Doesn't accounting for all three-
God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit, lend
credibility to Matt. 28:19?
Are you aware of where this
idea of "Trinity" originated before being
introduced into the Christian faith by
pagan-philosopher-Christians?
C) The Trinity is evil
Is the Trinity evil?
Was there a separation in
persons concerning the sacrifice Christ made?
What about the prophesies of
Jesus?
Is Oneness consistent with all
the passages talking about different personalities?
Shouldn't I accept the Trinity
on faith, the same as creation?
D) Why any Distinction
If the Father, the Son, and the
Holy Ghost are all identical, one and the same, then why
is there any such distinction in the Bible at all? Why
not just say "God" or "Jesus"
everywhere?
And what about places in which
these three elements seem to be acting independently,
such as at Jesus' baptism (Matthew 3:16,17)?
Jesus is there in the flesh,
and He SEES the "spirit of God" descending like
a dove, and then a voice comes from HEAVEN, saying,
"This is my beloved son, in whom I am
well-pleased." Now, was Jesus seeing and hearing
Himself?
Was He referring to Himself as
His own son? And was he well pleased with himself?
I am not getting this from
some pagan source, I'm simply reading the Bible- aren't
I?
E) Why different Manifestations
I was NOT attempting to say that
one God would be unable to appear in three different
manifestations if he wished. I don't understand, however,
WHY he would do such a thing?
If God is simultaneously all
three, was He then, just "putting on a show" so
to speak, for the human witnesses?
Is there any part of Jesus
which is not a part of God? If so, then what is this
other part? Just the body? How can the body alone have
lamented the separation from God?
F) Different Persons in the body of Christ
If a group of Christians, like a
body, becomes "one in Christ" are they not,
none-the-less separate people?
When a man and woman marry,
they become "one flesh". Are they not still two
people?
How on earth do you contend
that these confusing issues in the Bible are to be sorted
out by the powers of men?
What is the problem with
baptism in the titles?
What are the VERY REAL evils
of the Trinity doctrine?
Are Trinitarians the offspring
of murderers?
Are Trinitarians called liars
by God's word?
Does the Trinitarian doctrine
nullify the commandment of God?
Does the Trinitarian doctrine
cause God's people to commit spiritual whoredom?
Does the Trinity doctrine
corrupt the simplicity that is in Christ through the
subtilty of Satan?
Are Trinitarians reprobate,
deceivers, and anti-Christ?
Is there any evil,
scripturally, in lifting up the name of Jesus Christ
above all names?
G) Scriptural Definitions
Can the Oneness doctrine be
described through scriptural quotes alone?
Do Trinitarians preach
"another Christ"?
H) His Commandment
Doesn't there seem to be plenty
of Biblical evidence that God is Three distinct persons
and yet is also One?
What about John 1:1?
Why did Jesus differentiate
between Himself and the Father, for example John 8:26-27?
How about Eph. 3:9, etc.?
Who did Jesus pray to in the
garden of Gethsemene?
When Jesus was 13 did he not
rebuke his parents saying. " I am about my FATHERS
business"
Are we not supposed to worship
the Father, Believe in the Son and receive the Holy
Spirit?
I) Definition of Oneness Pentecostal
Perhaps you can explain the
definition of the term 'Oneness Pentecostal' for me?
What does the expression
"Latter Rain" from Joel mean?
Please continue with the 226
questions.
Return to the preface for the studies on the doctrine
of the Oneness of God in the name of
Jesus Christ.
Tom Raddatz
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