18 Apr '22 06:11>1 edit
Like the word “trinity” the phrase “eternal son” does not appear anywhere in the bible.
For the doctrine of the trinity to be correct, Jesus must be an “eternal son”. But Jesus is not an “eternal son” this concept is man made and deeply erroneous.
Jesus as a “son” was born in the flesh. His role as a “son” had a beginning and therefore it has an end. Therefore there is no “eternal son” and therefore the trinity doctrine cannot hold.
This is the fundamental error with the trinity doctrine. All the stuff about its pagan roots, which incidentally is also true, is just the stuff of academia and selling books.
The problem with it is that there is NO “eternal son”. The Son is a temporary role, a temporary office of flesh, an avatar of the ONE living God who came and dwelt among us.
There is NO “eternal son” and therefore there is no trinity.
For the doctrine of the trinity to be correct, Jesus must be an “eternal son”. But Jesus is not an “eternal son” this concept is man made and deeply erroneous.
Jesus as a “son” was born in the flesh. His role as a “son” had a beginning and therefore it has an end. Therefore there is no “eternal son” and therefore the trinity doctrine cannot hold.
This is the fundamental error with the trinity doctrine. All the stuff about its pagan roots, which incidentally is also true, is just the stuff of academia and selling books.
The problem with it is that there is NO “eternal son”. The Son is a temporary role, a temporary office of flesh, an avatar of the ONE living God who came and dwelt among us.
There is NO “eternal son” and therefore there is no trinity.