TRINITY AND SALVATION
WHY DO WE VEHEMENTLY DENY THE TRINITY DOCTRINE The trinity doctrine teaches that there are: 3 beings who are *co-eternal* 3 beings who are *all immortal* 3 beings who are *all powerful, all knowing* etc. 3 beings who are *worthy of worship and praise* 3 beings each acting a different role So if all three members of the Godhead are co-eternal, then there was “never” a time that they did not exist, and they all must be the same infinite age. If this is true, then the titles which they possess merely reflect the roles taken to act out the plan of redemption. They cannot then be taken in a literal sense. For example, the Son of God then is not really God's Son, He is the member of the Godhead playing the role of the Son. Yet Scripture teaches us over and over again that God gave His Son, but the trinity tells us that Jesus was not really God's Son, He was the member of the Godhead playing the role of the Son. The Trinitarian typically claims that Jesus was referred to as God's ...