A Biblical treatment of the oneness doctrine.

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Exactly, that's why Trinitarians say, One God, One Spirit, revealed to us in three persons. There is no argument with Trinitarians that there is One God who is One Spirit. "These three are one".
1 John 5:7 - Spurious addition to the Latin Vulgate then KJV. Does not appear in any Greek New Testament scripture.

"The spirit of truth bears witness in Heaven"
 
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1 John 5:7 - Spurious addition to the Latin Vulgate then KJV. Does not appear in any Greek New Testament scripture.

"The spirit of truth bears witness in Heaven"
aha, another spurious addition by the Trinitarians! I hope the Oneness believers take note that the bible does indeed teach a Trinitarian point of view - or at least the KJV and related versions. When are they gonna make one of those "oneness" translations hey?
 
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aha, another spurious addition by the Trinitarians! I hope the Oneness believers take note that the bible does indeed teach a Trinitarian point of view - or at least the KJV and related versions. When are they gonna make one of those "oneness" translations hey?
You yourself have stated that 1st John 5:7 was added later to misrepresent the truth. The thing is God still up holds his truth, it ends by saying the 3 are 1 not the 1 God is 3 as trinitarians teach.
 
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God did not die, no Oneness or Trinitarian believes that He did.
That is where you're wrong and where oneness differs dramatically from Trinitarian belief in this matter.
 
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That is where you're wrong and where oneness differs dramatically from Trinitarian belief in this matter.
If you believe God died that is one thing, but it is not the teaching of trinitarians in general. Are you saying you believe God died?
 
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If you believe God died that is one thing, but it is not the teaching of trinitarians in general. Are you saying you believe God died?
Then I'm not sure who you are referring to as trinitarians. Every protestant creed out there states this.
God died for my sins. Absolutely, I'll proclaim that message.
 
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