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Massport

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In article <122.01.06.05.734591000@srcbs.org>, DDBible says...
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>I have NEVER seen an Arian every come close to meeting any argument
>against the Trinity.
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>"Arian"? You trinitarians are a hoot.

Calling trinitarians a 'hoot' betrays what a sick mind you have, 'dd'.

> I'd say that someone that rejects
>the trinity is a Christian.

You might, but then you would be wrong. Dead wrong.

> I have NEVER seen a trinitarian present an
>argument for the trinity based solely on Bible versus.

Then you haven't been looking.

> Everytime you
>point out a glaring fallacy in their position they resort to philosophy
>to explain it away.

This is not true. We do use 'philosophy', but so do you, no matter how brazenly
and loudly you deny it. And there is nothing wrong with the USE of 'philosophy',
only with its MISUSE. But misuse would be a better term for YOUR 'use' of
philosophy than of ours.

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Subudcat se sibi ut haereat Deo
quidquid boni habet, tribuat illi a quo factus est.
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>I have zero trust in this newsgroup now.

**Perhaps because you've been so roundly thrashed.

Actually the trinity has been roundly thrashed on this board countless
times. Sarah Kanary has made mincement of all of you.

But the fact that you would even give an unproven opinion on someone
else's thread here undermimes your credibility anyway.

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**personal email address about my moderation WILL lead to a ban of
**your account in the group, as will Charter violtions. This also has
**never been hidden.

Fine but you are selective in your filtering. Matthew Johnson and
lsend...@hotmail.com have spewed more ad hominem than a sailor with
terrets syndrome

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on Feb 11, 2005, at 1:58 pm gpat...@bayou.com wrote:

>>> Tracy Hall wrote:



>> I believe that Jesus was the only exception. The saints,
>> including Job and others to whom the scriptures refer
>> as "perfect of heart," "perfect in their generation,"
>> etc., surely sinned at some point in their life.

> OK, but as for me, I will stick with the story of Job as
> told in scripture. If the author of the book