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       Thread[.post]: 6.2
       TACKER:  sjlawson (sjlawson)
       SUBJECT: .. Most Christians don't believe in Trinity
       DATE:    22-Jan-26 22:50:55
       HOST:    ryo
       
       My favourite part of that article is that the first paragraph contains at 
       least two statements that are arguably incorrect. One, that the three 
       persons of the Trinity are "inseparable" which the incarnation and 
       crucifixion sort of disproves, and two - that the Trinity is "God the 
       Father" (wrong, just Father, God refers to the whole mob), and "Jesus 
       Christ." Core doctrine refers to "The Son," which was incarnated as a 
       person who was given the Greek name 'Jesus' long after his death.
       
       This is one of those doctrines that doesn't really matter at all, but has 
       been touted as essential core doctrine for centuries. In no sub-religion of 
       Christianity that I've ever heard of, is it really required to believe in 
       the Trinity. You kind of have to stretch the bible to find anything that 
       looks like a reference to a three-in-one god thingy. 
       
       I think this is a good thing. Maybe even within Christianity, there are 
       people who can still think for themselves. 
       
       
       
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