The false doctrine of the trinity and baptism
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Let's try something different. This goes to any of you out there that may have dabbled with biblical interpretation.
Can you prove only with bible, chapter and verse that the scriptures teach and say there is a divine trinity , Father , Son and Holy Ghost? Can you read that? Can you help us read and show of the divine three persons, three personalities, three distinct deities?
Can you prove alone with book, chapter and verse that one can be saved being baptized in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit ?
To the letter verbatim, within the letter or epistle(s) , can all of these things be proven?
If so, please attempt to do so with scripture alone.
Let us learn and edify.
"The trinity is an overlay term for a complicated relationship between God, Christ, and the holy spirit. "Is this overlay term written in the scriptures where we can read it?Also does it say, can we read in the scriptures that being baptized in a name other than in the name of Jesus Christ saves ?You gave the book of Acts which supports baptism in the name of the Lord.
In other words, we have no scriptures to read verbatim that there is a divine trinity and likewise nothing for being baptized in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit that we'd be SAVED under.
I do not hesitate to defend orthodox Christianity when given the chance.
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It's kind of weird how this is my first Christian vs Christian debate.
I usually address everyone with "kid". I don't really mean to demean people that way.
If you really are as serious about respectful debate as you claim to be, I would recommend not using belittling terms like "kid" when addressing your opponent.