The power of testimony is recorded when Paul in Antioch refers to John the Baptist's testimony. I was struck for the first time by the realization that for the Jewish people John the Baptist was an outstanding and well-known figure. Yet it was only after the Resurrection of Jesus and the beginning of the early Church that John's role would take on its proper significance!
“The first aspect of the Church is instrumental: by means of the apostolic hierarchy, the Church must extend itself everywhere in order that the Mystery of Christ be proclaimed in its permanent actuality until the end of time. The second aspect might be called the vital aspect, and it is the end of the first: the Church which until the end of human history is still in the making must receive the Word in the Mystery in order that the Word should replenish all mankind and the Church herself be revealed as being “the fullness of Him who is wholly fulfilled in all.” [Liturgical Piety by Louis Bouyer (pg. 107)] What God says God does. What the Church says must continue to be done in accordance with what God has spoken through His Word.
Quran (only scripture with 100% accuracy/preservation) says Allah is “Al-Ahad”(one/indivisible).Philosophically, It is impossible for 3 distinct perfections to exist simultaneously. Father (Perfection 1/distinct1) =Son (Perfection 2/distinct2)=idolatry.This is due to addition of two extra perfections that are Co-equal/Co-eternal&distinct with Allah(the most Exalted). Not just the Quran, but also the old/New Testament textually establish tauheed(monotheism). So, then why believe in trinity and associate two imaginary parts to Allah(one/indivisible/Self-Sufficient/All-Loving)? How could your love/worship be undivided/exclusive for Allah(the most Exalted) when there are two other equally unique/perfect entities to adore? The verses of bible used by trinitarians are extremely vague and require hard interpretation to extract the understanding that Father/Son/Holy Ghost are Co-equal/Co-Eternal&distinct.
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The power of testimony is recorded when Paul in Antioch refers to John the Baptist's testimony. I was struck for the first time by the realization that for the Jewish people John the Baptist was an outstanding and well-known figure. Yet it was only after the Resurrection of Jesus and the beginning of the early Church that John's role would take on its proper significance!
“The first aspect of the Church is instrumental: by means of the apostolic hierarchy, the Church must extend itself everywhere in order that the Mystery of Christ be proclaimed in its permanent actuality until the end of time. The second aspect might be called the vital aspect, and it is the end of the first: the Church which until the end of human history is still in the making must receive the Word in the Mystery in order that the Word should replenish all mankind and the Church herself be revealed as being “the fullness of Him who is wholly fulfilled in all.” [Liturgical Piety by Louis Bouyer (pg. 107)] What God says God does. What the Church says must continue to be done in accordance with what God has spoken through His Word.
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Quran (only scripture with 100% accuracy/preservation) says Allah is “Al-Ahad”(one/indivisible).Philosophically, It is impossible for 3 distinct perfections to exist simultaneously. Father (Perfection 1/distinct1) =Son (Perfection 2/distinct2)=idolatry.This is due to addition of two extra perfections that are Co-equal/Co-eternal&distinct with Allah(the most Exalted). Not just the Quran, but also the old/New Testament textually establish tauheed(monotheism). So, then why believe in trinity and associate two imaginary parts to Allah(one/indivisible/Self-Sufficient/All-Loving)? How could your love/worship be undivided/exclusive for Allah(the most Exalted) when there are two other equally unique/perfect entities to adore? The verses of bible used by trinitarians are extremely vague and require hard interpretation to extract the understanding that Father/Son/Holy Ghost are Co-equal/Co-Eternal&distinct.