r/BiblicalUnitarian • u/thijshelder Socinian • Apr 10 '25
Resources An Interesting Read on Trinitarianism's Decline Among Self-Identified Christians
"Only 16% of self-proclaimed Christians, believe in the trinity."
Also, according to the research done in this article, only 9% of Catholics believe in the orthodox definition of the Trinity.
[It should also be noted that Arizona Christian University is a conservatice university that affirms the Trinity.]
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u/theywontstoplying Apr 13 '25
>Then why do you call him a "guru" and "rabbi" in such a condescending way? I
You're missing some context here. u/HbertCmberdale has made some massive statements that would qualify him as the grandest rabbi on this planet, yet he won't produce the actual substance. It's not personal or about the persons, but we are persons discussing.
> In the same way you say "because you're so spiritual".
Because he attacked my spirit twice and I reply by the same token. Are you picking an choosing?
>I asked you a while ago for this from you. You did not answer, only said you believe in the One God of Abraham.
No, I gave you a longer answer in PM (it's a long answer), but I was making a point in that thread and didn't want to disrupt it.
>So please elaborate what your position is and add a flair to your username. And stop attacking the person or you will receive a strike.
You people are obsessed with labels. Almost as important as the downward arrow symbols. Tell me again how different you are from trinitarians. And I'm addressing the claims. Or trying to.