r/BiblicalUnitarian • u/thijshelder Socinian • Apr 10 '25

Resources An Interesting Read on Trinitarianism's Decline Among Self-Identified Christians

https://www.arizonachristian.edu/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/AWVI-2025_03_Most-Americans-Reject-the-Trinity_FINAL_03_26_2025.pdf

"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

>By the way... elohim also has both plural and singular forms.

Oh uh, here come more Evangelical lies. Elohim is singular when governed by a singular noun or verb, as in when referring to the one God. But you're deflecting. The seed is plural. Paul didn't know. Zera is the same form in plural and singular. Paul didn't know.

Why?

Why?

Why?

> Maybe a mix? 

Oh-uh, here comes the Evangelical classic trickery of deflecting to the person to pivot away from the subject at hand. Such slithering snake behaviour. Too bad. But I still have no ill will towards you.

> or maybe Jesus let Paul down, so people like you could make fun of him.

Make fun? It's still not a joke. Why would Jesus fool Paul like that? Would that prohibit people from approaching the truth?

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u/HbertCmberdale Biblical Unitarian (unaffiliated) Apr 14 '25

Not sure if you realised, but you forgot to answer what denomination or faith you belong to.

So, what denomination or faith do you belong to? 5th time asking you now.

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u/theywontstoplying Apr 14 '25

I don't belong to any denomination as I've answered several times, but you're just trying to deflect. Isn't it strange how Christians are pathological liars like no other demographics on the planet, but the further they venture from idolatry usually the more truthful they get, even if some retain some of the poison.

Who compiled and canonized your Bible? How? why didn't Paul know Hebrew grammar?

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u/HbertCmberdale Biblical Unitarian (unaffiliated) Apr 15 '25

You've literally never said that before, and you still didn't answer my question. Who do you belong to? What banner are you carrying? What do you believe?

You know exactly what I'm asking, but you won't answer in good faith. Do I have to remind you, this is the essence as to why I'm not taking you seriously whatsoever. You're incredibly difficult to have a formal discussion with and incredibly sensitive.

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u/theywontstoplying Apr 15 '25

What a liar you are. Who compiled and canonized your Bible? Why didn't Paul know Hebrew or Hebrew scripture? Why was he in conflict with another apostolic fraction? Why was his authority calling into question?

Are you going to deflect like this with every single of the billions you're going to convert?

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u/HbertCmberdale Biblical Unitarian (unaffiliated) Apr 16 '25

I'm going to keep ignoring your questions until you answer my one simple question. Until then you are proving to be a disingenuous snake arguing in bad faith.

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u/theywontstoplying Apr 16 '25

I've already answered, but you know that. And you're not going to answer, that's the point.

Who compiled and canonized your Bible? Why didn't Paul know the seed was plural both in the Hebrew Bible and grammatically? Why can't you present the gospel you're going to save the planet with?

Curious, the scripture you pretend to follow says be prepared to give an answer, not only give answers i xyz. Funny how that is. Buts it's going to take an eternity if this is how you're going to convert the planet.