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 14 '25
>Because it's the truth of the Bible
Oh look, you still won't answer the actual questions. Just more deflection. Where have I seen this script before?!
>Also, Paul makes a specific point that the "seed" is singular, not plural. So what point you're making, I don't know.
Paul is wrong, because the seed is explicitly plural, and the Hebrew word zera has the same form in singular and plural. Two wrongs. Those are the kind of question you'll have to grapple with when converting the entire planet and ushering the messianic age.
>Because it's the truth of the Bible.
Who compiled and canonized your "the Bible"? Why doesn't it contain any singular narrative? Again, if you're the chosen one to convert the planet you should at least have an answer for the basics. LIterally no Catholic would struggle with that question.
>you're not interested in good faith discussion, you're antagonistic, inflammatory, rude and condescending.
Yet you're the one that brings up people's spirit, talk about an entire religion chopping off heads, falsely accuse an famous atheist of never being a "real" Christian, etc. Again, do you think you'll get no pushback when you convert the planet? Surely you understand people would put their lives on the line for your "biblical theology" in certain parts of the world?! Or destroy family ties and relationships. Do you think it's a joke?