06-13-2006, 03:22 AM
Quote:Just for your information.
. "The New Catholic Encyclopedia" Volume XIV, p. 295.
<b>They admit it! Jesus' twelve apostles lived and died never having heard of any "Trinity"! </b>
Did Jesus leave his closest and dearest followers so completely and utterly baffled and lost that they never even realized the "true" nature of God? Did he leave them in such black darkness that neither they nor their children, nor yet their children's children would ever come to recognize the "true" nature of the One they are to worship? Do we really want to allege that Jesus was so thoroughly incompetent in the discharge of his duties that he left his followers in such utter chaos that it would take them fully three centuries after his departure to finally piece together the nature of the One whom they are to worship? Why did Jesus never, even once, just say "God, the Holy Ghost and I are three Persons in one Trinity. Worship all of us as one"? If he had only chosen to make just one such explicit statement to them he could have relieved Christianity of centuries of bitter disputes, division, and animosity.
Salam
Wael.
Thread that I started about this very subject
<b>"God, the Holy Ghost and I are three Persons in one Trinity. Worship all of us as one"?</b>
There you go again. Just because it isn't recorded that Jesus said it exactly like that in those words doesn't mean it's not true.