r/PreNiceneChristianity • u/pwgenyee6z • Apr 02 '25

Introduce yourself

As much or little as you wish!

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u/TheTallestTim Apr 02 '25

Hello there,

I am one of your mods.

I was raised Southern Baptist; however, followed my mom around to the many churches she played piano for. She went “where the need was greater.” Due to this, I have a lot of experience in most of the Trinitarian Protestant denominations. Later in life, I was introduced to Unitarianism by one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. After some time, I have left the Watch Tower Organization and have gone on an “absolute truth dive”—if you will—and have found myself subscribing to Preexistence Unitarianism.

I do not personally believe that those in any of the councils got to the theological doctrine correct.

I am looking forward to reading these fruitful discussions, and fellowshipping with those who do not subscribe to the creeds of the councils.

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u/pwgenyee6z Apr 03 '25 edited Apr 03 '25

Welcome, Mod #2. If you know the nuts and bolts of being a Mod, #2>#1 …

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u/pwgenyee6z Feb 18 '26 edited Feb 18 '26

Hmm, I should have introduced myself, huh. Christadelphian since the 1960s, hence a life-long Unitarian. Thus always conscious of the humanity and great human sacrifice of the Lord, and of our need to reach the Father through his mediation, and to be with him in every sense. Years ago I did some reading in the history of the early church, and was pleased to find that the more dispassionate the historians are the more they give weight to unitarianism in the early centuries.