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biblical and logical conclusion one can come to is that Trinitarianism is not inspired of God. The term Trinity, or an actual triadic baptism, cannot even be found in the Bible].
Many claim that Constantine embraced Christianity. In reality he did no such thing. He made a political-religious pact with an apostate Gnostic group of people that pulled away from the original one God Jesus name Church, which started in Jerusalem. This new split-off group based its teachings upon some Scriptures mixed together with a lot of paganism and warped, non-inspired Platonic philosophies and esoteric theories. Later we learn from the historical records that other Roman Emperors also continued to enforce Trinity Godhead teachings and Trinitarian baptism. Jesus name baptism, on the other hand, is biblical.
Murder In The Name Of The Trinity
Emperor Theodosius, The Theodosian Laws, AD 380: “We shall believe in the single Deity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, under the concept of equal majesty [or co-equal Persons] and of the Holy Trinity. We command that those persons who follow this rule shall embrace the name of Catholic Christians. The rest, however, whom We adjudge demented and insane, shall sustain the infamy of heretical dogmas, their meeting places shall not receive the name of churches, and they shall be smitten first by divine vengeance and secondly by the retribution of Our own initiative, which We shall assume in accordance with the divine judgment."
The Church of our Fathers by R. H. Bainton 1950 page 63. “...The other great achievement of the (Catholic) emperor Justinian was the gathering up and sorting out of the laws of the Roman Empire [ca 500 AD] into one system called The Code of Justinian. Parts of this law had to do with the Christian religion and the Church. The code says that any who refuse to believe in the Trinity and any who repeat baptism shall be put to death...”
Constantine And His New Catholic Church Changed Christian Baptism
Britannica Encyclopedia, 11th edition, Vol. 3, Pages 365-366 “The baptismal formula was changed from the name of Jesus Christ to the words Father, Son, & Holy Ghost by the Catholic Church in the second century.”
Hastings Bible Dictionary under Baptism, page 88, 1963. “The primitive (Apostolic) Church baptized “IN” or “INTO” the Name of Jesus.”
The Bible Almanac 1980, pages 540-541. Under “The Early Church C. Baptism.” “...the early (original) Christians were baptized in Jesus’ Name...”
Expositor’s Bible Commentary Vol. 8, page 598 states that: “Many deny the authenticity of this Trinitarian formula, (Matthew 28:19), ...the fact that the only
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