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Why not dismiss the trinitarian belief outright
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RE: Why not dismiss the trinitarian belief outright
One of the stranger aspects of christianity as we have it today is the split between the rank and file faithful and academics. What the one group is lead to believe compared to counterfactual elements which the other group knows and understands and has always been coming to terms with.

The latter group arrives at a position of faith which is at least concordant with reality. That even though there was vast disagreement and the process which lead to the current understanding was convoluted and murky - what made it out the other side was a fairly accurate representation of the set of true beliefs and a valuable message.

The former group, for their part, seems to be worried that acknowledging history somehow argues against the truth of their faith, or the value of the message. It's not clear why this would be the case. People disagreed about oxygen once, too, and mentioning that fact doesn't seem to have any effect on the fact of oxygens existence.

I'd even argue that for the miracle minded believers, the quagmire that The Real Truth somehow emerged from makes it even more magical.
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RE: Why not dismiss the trinitarian belief outright - by The Grand Nudger - August 13, 2021 at 2:41 pm

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