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Muckah

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    Muckah
    Muckah reacted to Traveler in Does the Doctrine of the Trinity define Christianity?   
    None of this makes sense to me and is entirely without empirical evidence that I can verify.   It is not often I reject (beyond a disagreement) someone's opinion publicly because I believe an individual's opinion sacred - but in the theater of honesty; I find your understandings of what is male and what is female convoluted, contradictory and scientifically un-demonstrable.    I appreciate the discussion and your efforts but I cannot connect or find any reason to even begin to follow you logic.  
    If you wish to continue a dialogue we will need to LOGICALLY define a starting point and terms to which we can both agree. (for example - what is male and what is female).
     
    The Traveler
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    Muckah got a reaction from LDSGator in I took a test to determine which religion I was closest to and my score was LDS!   
    I took it and it came up as 'Christian science'.  I bet LDS would have been 2nd with just a few different answers.
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    Muckah reacted to NeuroTypical in Does the Doctrine of the Trinity define Christianity?   
    LDS folks don't do the word "trinity".   We are not trinitarians, at least based on any of the numerous definitions you will find from any Christians that accept the term.
    We figure if Christ came down to visit you and offered you His hand, and you shook it, you will not yet have met God the Father.  I've never found a trinitarian who would respond with anything other than "ok, yep, that means you're not one of us."
    We are non-trinitarian Christians.