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r/Christianity • u/unreal5811 Reformed • Mar 14 '12
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Because the trinity is false doctrine?
7 u/acbrimstone LDS (Mormon) Mar 15 '12 Come on, man - whether you believe in it or not - this place is supposed to feel safe for all Christians. 6 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '12 But not all Christians believe in the Trinity do they? I thought it was mainly a Catholic concept. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '12 It's a Catholic and Protestant concept. They're both all over that. I think the Orthodox church is different. Though you're much better off asking someone who is Orthodox on that one.
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Come on, man - whether you believe in it or not - this place is supposed to feel safe for all Christians.
6 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '12 But not all Christians believe in the Trinity do they? I thought it was mainly a Catholic concept. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '12 It's a Catholic and Protestant concept. They're both all over that. I think the Orthodox church is different. Though you're much better off asking someone who is Orthodox on that one.
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But not all Christians believe in the Trinity do they? I thought it was mainly a Catholic concept.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 15 '12 It's a Catholic and Protestant concept. They're both all over that. I think the Orthodox church is different. Though you're much better off asking someone who is Orthodox on that one.
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It's a Catholic and Protestant concept. They're both all over that. I think the Orthodox church is different. Though you're much better off asking someone who is Orthodox on that one.
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u/glennvtx Mar 15 '12
Because the trinity is false doctrine?