Samanlaisesta epätoivoisesta todistelutyylistä voisi ottaa esille kolminaisuuden, jonka torppaaminen on tottamooses yksi kiinnostavimmista aiheista todistajille. Näin siis Vt-seura lainaa Arthur Weigalia:
Historioitsija Arthur Weigall huomauttaa: ”Jeesus Kristus ei koskaan maininnut sellaista ilmiötä, eikä sanaa ’kolminaisuus’ esiinny missään kohdassa Uudessa testamentissa. Kirkko vain omaksui tämän ajatuksen 300 vuotta Herramme kuoleman jälkeen.” – The Paganism in Our Christianity. (ti-FI s. 6)
Ja kirja The Paganism in Our Christianity (Pakanuus kristillisyydessämme) selittää: ”[Kolminaisuuden] alkuperä on tyystin pakanallinen.” ( ti-FI sivu 11)
Katsotaan sitten Arthur Weigalin kirjan pakanuustarjontaa:
The Twelve Disciples derived From Zodiac (p. 25)
The 27 books of the New Testament Canon is invalid (p. 37)
The name Mary is of pagan origin (p. 41)
The virgin birth is of pagan origin (p. 44, 47, 60)
The early life of Jesus is totally unknown (p. 49)
Jesus born in a stable and wrapped in swaddling clothing is of pagan origin (p. 52)
Miracles of Jesus are of pagan origin (p. 58)
Jesus' 40 day temptation in wilderness is of pagan origin (p. 61)
Earthquake at cross is false (p. 62)
Jesus Crucifixion was a Jewish human sacrifice of pagan origin (p. 69, 76)
Jesus Side Pierced is of pagan origin (p. 83, 84)
Jesus never actually died, two angels were only men (p. 93, 94)
Ascension is of pagan origin (p. 100)
Jesus suffering to save us is of pagan origin (p. 106)
Jesus decent into Hades is of pagan origin (p. 113)
Jesus "hung on a tree" is of pagan origin (p. 118)
Jesus the "Rock of salvation" is of pagan origin (p. 129)
Jesus the "slain Lamb of God" is of pagan origin (p. 131, 132)
"Washed in the Blood of the lamb" is of pagan origin (p. 132)
Baptism and the Lord's Supper are both of pagan origin (p. 134, p. 146, 147)
Phrase "Soldiers of Christ" is of pagan origin (p. 135)
Jesus as "the Shepherd" is of pagan origin (p. 136)
Lords Supper is of pagan origin (p. 146, 147)
The idea of "blood atonement for sins" is of pagan origin (p. 152, 158)
Jesus "Begotten of God" is of pagan origin (p. 169)
Incarnate Logos of John 1:1 is of pagan origin, The "pre-existent angel" is a 4th century concept (p. 172, 173-175)
The Trinity is of pagan origin (p. 182)
The "Lord's Day" (Sunday) is of Pagan Origin (p. 209, 210-211)
Jewish Sabbath and the Sunday Lord's Day both of pagan origin (p. 136, p. 209, 210-211)
Samanlaisesta epätoivoisesta todistelutyylistä voisi ottaa esille kolminaisuuden, jonka torppaaminen on tottamooses yksi kiinnostavimmista aiheista todistajille. Näin siis Vt-seura lainaa Arthur Weigalia:
[quote]Historioitsija Arthur Weigall huomauttaa: ”Jeesus Kristus ei koskaan maininnut sellaista ilmiötä, eikä sanaa ’kolminaisuus’ esiinny missään kohdassa Uudessa testamentissa. Kirkko vain omaksui tämän ajatuksen 300 vuotta Herramme kuoleman jälkeen.” – The Paganism in Our Christianity. (ti-FI s. 6)
Ja kirja The Paganism in Our Christianity (Pakanuus kristillisyydessämme) selittää: ”[Kolminaisuuden] alkuperä on tyystin pakanallinen.” ( ti-FI sivu 11)[/quote]
Katsotaan sitten Arthur Weigalin kirjan pakanuustarjontaa:
The Twelve Disciples derived From Zodiac (p. 25)
The 27 books of the New Testament Canon is invalid (p. 37)
The name Mary is of pagan origin (p. 41)
The virgin birth is of pagan origin (p. 44, 47, 60)
The early life of Jesus is totally unknown (p. 49)
Jesus born in a stable and wrapped in swaddling clothing is of pagan origin (p. 52)
Miracles of Jesus are of pagan origin (p. 58)
Jesus' 40 day temptation in wilderness is of pagan origin (p. 61)
Earthquake at cross is false (p. 62)
Jesus Crucifixion was a Jewish human sacrifice of pagan origin (p. 69, 76)
Jesus Side Pierced is of pagan origin (p. 83, 84)
Jesus never actually died, two angels were only men (p. 93, 94)
Ascension is of pagan origin (p. 100)
Jesus suffering to save us is of pagan origin (p. 106)
Jesus decent into Hades is of pagan origin (p. 113)
Jesus "hung on a tree" is of pagan origin (p. 118)
Jesus the "Rock of salvation" is of pagan origin (p. 129)
Jesus the "slain Lamb of God" is of pagan origin (p. 131, 132)
"Washed in the Blood of the lamb" is of pagan origin (p. 132)
Baptism and the Lord's Supper are both of pagan origin (p. 134, p. 146, 147)
Phrase "Soldiers of Christ" is of pagan origin (p. 135)
Jesus as "the Shepherd" is of pagan origin (p. 136)
Lords Supper is of pagan origin (p. 146, 147)
The idea of "blood atonement for sins" is of pagan origin (p. 152, 158)
Jesus "Begotten of God" is of pagan origin (p. 169)
Incarnate Logos of John 1:1 is of pagan origin, The "pre-existent angel" is a 4th century concept (p. 172, 173-175)
[color=#FF0000]The Trinity is of pagan origin (p. 182)[/color]
The "Lord's Day" (Sunday) is of Pagan Origin (p. 209, 210-211)
Jewish Sabbath and the Sunday Lord's Day both of pagan origin (p. 136, p. 209, 210-211)