@Mark
Jesus plainly told us to "Come unto Him" and he also told us "Before Abraham I AM."
You are fond of talking about "the plain words of Christ" but for that we need to heed all of Christ's teaching. It is unwise to ignore some of the plain words of Jesus because that makes a lie of the truth by the sin of omission.
If we fail to believe and accept those plain words of Jesus, then we are in danger of becoming a heretic and I don't want that for you Mark because I love you with Christian love.
Jesus plainly told us to "Come unto Him" and he also told us "Before Abraham I AM."
You are fond of talking about "the plain words of Christ" but for that we need to heed all of Christ's teaching. It is unwise to ignore some of the plain words of Jesus because that makes a lie of the truth by the sin of omission.
If we fail to believe and accept those plain words of Jesus, then we are in danger of becoming a heretic and I don't want that for you Mark because I love you with Christian love.
You do not love me with Christian love, they are shallow words that are not sincere
If you had heartfelt conviction on this subject you would have to condemn the ministers in Trinitarian churches, but you stay silent. thereby proving this for you is not about sincere conviction, but trying to be seen to win a theological argument, there is no love for others in that, only seeking recognition for yourself