Biblical Unitarian vs Unitarians Universalism - Sir Anthony Buzzard & J. Dan Gill

[@neweyz3396]

Thank you Anthony and Pastor J. Dan Gill . Blessings ❤😊

[@juniormonteiro6323]

Thank you!

[@JoeBizzle]

The more I look, the more I see it. Early church leaders couldn't change what the apostles wrote, but they COULD change the definitions of the words.

[@AnHebrewChild]

Interesting. Care to give an example or two?

[@JoeBizzle]

@AnHebrewChild begotten is a good example. It always meant to sire or to create. Since that would suggest God pre-existing Jesus, they had to change what it meant.

[@peterporcaro3411]

Great analysis

[@JosephSmith-ph4xr]

I have come across different Unitarian persepctives online. Some like Anthonty Buzzard and J Dan Gill don't believe in the pre- existence of the Son, others who seem to do so. Although both groups claim to be Unitarian and believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, they seem to have different views on the pre-existence issue.

[@BarbaraBrown-e3v]

I have a question, what is it that you believe in. I just want to understand before I hear to many videos of 21st century reformation. For I have watch some. I believe in only one God, and One Son. But I want to know what is it that your faith believes in.

[@joelgarcia2642]

Some believe in three gods, some two gods, and oneness, etc. ect.