I Believe the Doctrine of the Trinity is False Teaching, But Do I Believe in Unitarian Exclusivism?

Dr. Dale Tuggy - Ten Arguments for Unitarian Inclusivism

I think trinitarianism is false teaching about God and his Messiah, but I think it contains basic truths that have led some people to obediently follow Jesus. God judges us based on our behavior according to the light we have. However, in my opinion, to reject truth about God and his human Messiah, for self-serving purposes, once it is clearly revealed, is to set oneself on the wrong path. One must believe Jesus is a real man (2 John 1:7), and not just a being that added some human properties (like a mere impersonal human nature) and some trinitarians (and others) indeed think he is a real man - but they unnecessarily and errantly add, "but he's also God", or "also 100 percent God, or divine (in the ontological sense)." I think they have acknowledged the basic belief that Jesus is a real man, even though their additional thoughts undermine what they have confessed. As Dale Tuggy has noted, these folks are in a low information state because of inherited traditions - but I think, since they do believe Jesus is a man (even though they errantly add to this belief in their confusion), if they are obediently following him, they are Christians.

[mamaofadozen]

Agreed!! I like how you explained this, excellent video!

[LazurasGrave]

Question if you give Jesus the glory of God the Father then isnt that blasphemy equating the creation equal to his creator.