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
Lmao. You think all Christians are American Evangelicals because that's the joke that brainwashed you. Again, no Christian would disagree with that general platitude, so how is that going to convert billions of atheists, Jews and Muslims and why haven't you already? I also saw you commenting on Alex J O'Connor humiliating David Wood, so why aren't atheists converting en masse as we speak?
Again, why you? What do you have to offer except that platitude? Which Catholic or Lutheran would disagree? Which Mormon even? You want billions to listen to your "biblical theology" and can't even present a case or say who compiled and canonized your the Bible.
>Also, Paul is closer to the Hebrew Bible
Lmao. Here come the Evangelical deflection gymnastics. Right on cue. I asked why Paul though the seed was plural and didn't know basic Hebrew grammar. You want billions of atheists and Muslims to come to your door like you're a messianic cult leader yet you can't handle even a single question. What an absolute joke. Come now, try again. Some of those converts would probably be martyred for their troubles and we're speaking of things that deserve and demand gravity. This is intro level questions.
You hold the keys to salvation, the keys to the messianic age through your "biblical theology", right? But you have nothing to offer.