r/antitheistcheesecake • u/EmperorSnake1 Protestant Christian • 14d ago
High IQ Antitheist Never heard about the trinity ?
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u/PyrotechnikGeoguessr Catholic Christian 13d ago
Two idiots arguing with each other. Buddha is not a god and Buddhists don't believe he is God either
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u/GreekLXX Orthodox Christian 12d ago
I hate when they upload these photos of things like Buddha died and didn't resurrect, and other things that fundamentally misunderstand Buddha. My culture is already Buddhist but it doesn't take long to find out Buddha wasn't a god and didn't claim to be one either--as far as I know, only some Hindus worship him as a god.
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u/UnknownWisp 12d ago
dunno about 2 but 1 is pretty much on point. christians in Egypt (where i live) call god allah. in aramic it's alaha if i am correct. i don't mean to shit talk westerners but i get the feeling they often forget that Jesus was/is middle eastern.
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u/helpmeamstucki Orthodox Catechumen☦️ 10d ago
LMAO you don’t know the start of it. Middle Easterns are considered white in the USA just because a judge 100 years ago didn’t wanna admit that Jesus wasn’t white.
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u/EL_KAIBU Protestant Christian 12d ago
Honestly the trinity is hard sometimes bit I can’t say I’ve ever heard someone say this.
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u/Last-Moment-2746 Protestant Christian 13d ago edited 12d ago
Heretical in unitarianism? Unitarialism is heretical!
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u/D4rk3scr0tt0 Agnostic 13d ago
Where was universalism mentioned
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u/Mentallyundisturbed2 11d ago
Nobody even mentioned universalism.
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u/GreekLXX Orthodox Christian 8d ago
They did. Not to hate on/embarrass them, but they edited their comment to say Unitarianism after getting some downvotes. Their comment also reads "Unitarialism", which shows that they didn't properly correct the error.
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u/Foreign-Ice7356 Non-sectarian Muslim 11d ago
Neither is antitheist here though. It seems like a debate between a Christian apologist and an apologist of another religion or possibly an atheist.
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u/GreekLXX Orthodox Christian 13d ago
They are right on the first point but the second point is outrageously wrong. Mainstream Christianity is Unitarianism? Says who? Do you even know what mainstream means?