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Voltaire2

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5. This is the correct answer.

Reply to odins folly (Reply #3)

Tue Feb 25, 2025, 10:06 PM

Feb 25

And while it is the majority belief, nontrinitarian sects existed before trinitarianism became dominant through the intervention of the Roman Empire, and after being apparently completely repressed by the 5th century, reappeared hundreds of years later. There are now many nontrinitarian sects.

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Christians::: How long has the Trinity existed? Since infinity or approx 2000 years? [View all] Norrrm Feb 25 OP

You ask an interesting question. OAITW r.2.0 Feb 25 #1

It's bad writing JoseBalow Feb 25 #2

1,700 years odins folly Feb 25 #3

This is the correct answer. Voltaire2 Feb 25 #5

Seems deliberately over-complicated with both sides making up highly intellectual theories to back the result they want Norrrm Feb 26 #7

Yes... it was very complicated as they were trying to reconcile beliefs across an Empire mikelewis Mar 1 #9

Yeah! Think of the folks who want a Constitutional Convention to write a new one. Norrrm Mar 1 #11

Pretty certain this is why they agreed to a separation of Church and State... mikelewis Mar 1 #12

Oftentimes the method of religion is more important than the God of religion. Norrrm Mar 1 #13

2 Peter 3:8 Earl_from_PA Feb 25 #4

He does drone on... nt mikelewis Mar 1 #10

Funny, just reading H.G. Well's autobiography Easterncedar Feb 25 #6

I have been researching Isaac Newton... mikelewis Feb 28 #8