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Originally Posted by DonQuigleone
I think that's been the general opinion among scholars for quite a while now. It's been known for a long time that a lot of gospels were excluded by the Council of Nicaea. Furthermore, several prominent sects became heresies, for instance the Arians, who did not believe in the trinity, and believed the holy spirit was subservient to the son, who was subservient to God the father. The son was divine, but not god. God is only one person, not three persons.
Personally, I think that makes more sense then the Trinity but...
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If only the average believer in the US had the remotest clue of what you're talking about....
