Should Traditional Theology Re-Evaluate Christ's Relationship With God?

Question

Some Interesting Facts

1. Christ never DIRECTLY STATED IN QUOTE FORMAT" I Am God"

2. The apostles never DIRECTLY STATED IN QUOTE FORMAT" Christ Is God"

3.The Trinity Dogma ascribes various individualized functions to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Yet these functions cross-platform frequently in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit giving the Trinity Dogma a serious contradiction. Trinitarians will fight this blindly, though.

4. By INDIRECT CLAIMS ,such as the illusion to "I AM" in Exodus, Christ by APPLIED IMPLICATION METHOD is considered FULLY GOD by traditional theology. Even though in the "I AM" illusion, Christ never DIRECTY STATED He was "I AM" but IMPLIED He was.

5.The Trinity Dogma, self-admittedly, uses APPLIED IMPLICATION METHOD to interpret Bible Doctrine for Christ's Diety.

6. Biblical authors seemingly "went out their way" to avoid calling Christ DIRECTY God in any solid piece of scripture.

*** This is by no means exhaustive or complete.

Chef Bob are you saying that God can die?

How can God die, Bob?

I'm not challenging Christianity. I am a Christian, also. I am trying to put a clearer focus on the God ,followers of Christ serve.

Answer 1

There actually are many Christians that aren't trinitarians, meaning they see Christ as part of the Godhead, one in purpose with His Father, but not necessarily physically one being.

Actually the concept that they were physically one being (and even the word trinity) first became doctrine by vote at the council of Nicea.

Answer 2

no one but God could have died upon a cross and paid in full the sin debt of every human who has ever lived or will ever live.Jesus is God, whether you like it or not or believe it or not.

Answer 3

Yet still, many of the apostles died under torture for refusing to denounce him as the divine.