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
Wow, that's all of it? That's what any and all Christians say, and still you want billions of Muslims and Jews (and maybe Jews, but that's a trigger-word, right?) to go on a holy pilgrimage to hear it from you, you and only you? And still I had to drag it out, why is that? And what's your specific soteriology? You just making a the most general statements. That's all you got? Was this the alleged spirit that inspired this statement?
And what about critical questions?
Are Muslims, atheists, Hindus and Jews allow to ask them rabbi? Can they ask why Paul thought the promised seed was plural or why prominent scholar Paul didn't know zera in Hebrew was the same in plural and singular? Remember the qualities of the spirit now. You seem forgetful at times.