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The term 'Trinity' was coined as an epithet to accurately describe the God of the Holy Bible.
Coined by humans centuries later, yes. Does it say "Trinity" in the Bible anywhere?
There are numerous OT passages which describe Yahweh as Triune.
Really? I didn't see any that explicitly states that? Where is the verse that says "God is three" or "three in one"?
You're just reading your own beliefs into the text when in reality there is no such thing.
I remember learning about fallacies back in junior college.
How about this one which you are now committing...'appealing to authority'.
Now that sounds like a great fit...
You mean like what you did when you copied from here? Theology Online | Christian Forums & More - View Single Post - Is trinitarianism/nontrinitarianism a salvation issue?
An appeal to authority only happens when you cite someone who isn't an expert in the field. I'm not using the argument "so and so said it therefore it's true". I'm presenting the evidence plus the scholarship to back it up.
If you disagree with the scholarship then give actual reasons why and show how the findings are incorrect.
Let's see...
What should be 'refuted' exactly...?
That the term was derived from the sum total of scripture to accurately depict the Biblical God as He has revealed Himself...?
You have nothing.
By that same reasoning, Merlin was an actual wizard and the legends about him are true.