Supersillymanable
Puritan Board Freshman
I know that a post quite recently has already been put up about the Trinity, but Dai Li's post jogged my memory about something I wished to ask about.
My friend, who was once quite close to me, though I was sure he was regenerate and loved God, seemed to have no qualms about questioning the mere validity of the doctrine of the trinity. He seemed to think it wasn't essential to the Christian faith, regardless of whether the Bible actually taught it or not. He didn't necessarily deny it, but neither did he affirm it.
Though I know the Bible does teach the doctrine of the Trinity, what I wanted to know was, what are the dangers of when people abandon it? What other problems does it then entail? Any thoughts/help?
My friend, who was once quite close to me, though I was sure he was regenerate and loved God, seemed to have no qualms about questioning the mere validity of the doctrine of the trinity. He seemed to think it wasn't essential to the Christian faith, regardless of whether the Bible actually taught it or not. He didn't necessarily deny it, but neither did he affirm it.
Though I know the Bible does teach the doctrine of the Trinity, what I wanted to know was, what are the dangers of when people abandon it? What other problems does it then entail? Any thoughts/help?