re: Vivek: Jesus is A son of god but not THE son of god. A way to heaven but not THE way

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Just because he has a different faith, you cast him aside? I

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yes,

TLDR… you don’t get to the Trinity by one single “proof.” It’s a step-by-step case. Each one of these topics can and should be discussed for hours, but for the sake of time…

First, God’s existence:
You can argue that philosophically. Things exist that don’t have to exist. They’re contingent. If everything were like that, you’d never get a final explanation. So there has to be a necessary being that doesn’t depend on anything else. That’s what people mean by God. Not a guess, but the grounding of why anything exists at all. Everything with a beginning needs a cause.

Second, that God has acted and revealed Himself:
This is where history comes in. The case for Christianity is tied to the life, death, and especially the resurrection of Jesus. If the resurrection actually happened, then God has spoken through Christ. That moves you from “a generic God exists” to “this God has revealed Himself in a specific way.”

Third, what Jesus and the earliest Christians actually taught:
You get three strands in the New Testament:

- The Father is God. Obvious and uncontested.
- Jesus is God. He forgives sins, accepts worship, is called “Lord” in a divine sense, and is identified with God’s identity (John 1, John 20, Philippians 2).
- The Holy Spirit is not just a force. The Spirit speaks, sends, can be lied to (Acts 5), and is placed alongside the Father and Son (Matthew 28:19).

At the same time, Scripture is very clear there is only one God. So you’re left with data that looks like this…

One God, but Father, Son, and Spirit are each divine and distinct. The Trinity isn’t something imposed on that. It’s the framework that holds all those pieces together without throwing any of them out.

Philosophy gets you to God… History points you to Christ… Scripture shows you Father, Son, and Spirit as God. The Trinity is the conclusion that makes sense of all three at once. If you want to push it further, the real question isn’t just “can I prove the Trinity,” but “what worldview actually explains the full set of data without contradiction?” Happy to dive into whatever vector you’d like but for the sake of brevity let’s stick to 1 or 2 at a time.

I don't know how to break this to y'all, but yeah, that's what Hinduism believes.

I kind of thought that was common knowledge.

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I knew he was a plant the 1st time I heard his name, he came from outta the woodwork

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Soros connections, J6, Trump Criticizer, CCP connections...When you look at the WEF Young Global Leaders 2021 page today it appears a name has been scrubbed from the list

receipts of the original list:

archive.is/DiGw5

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/03/meet-the-2021-class-of-young-global-leaders/

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How Did Vivek Ramaswamy Get Rich? He bought a drug that failed trials, had his Dr. Mother reinterpret the trial, and scammed investors. Look at both wonderfully done videos where Portfolio Armor calls him out...

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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2023-08-10/how-did-vivek-ramaswamy-get-rich

These folks are doing it the RIGHT way

Real Christians don't even vote.

Jesus is the king of all nations.


It's retarded to be bothered by this if you do vote.

Vivek scammed his way to money. He is an obvious fraud.

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He worships false Gods.

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So does every Democratic Globalist. The difference is a Republican like him doesn't want to mass import illegal aliens to change the fabric of a country and turn them into voters that will vote Democrat.

Pray for him. Share The Gospel with him. But a Republican will always trump a Democratic candidate.

Vivek is wrong, and deadly wrong (spiritually) if he does not repent of his idolatry and trust in Jesus Christ, the God-man, for the forgiveness of his sins. He won’t be able to avoid eternal damnation by providing a contradictory statement about Jesus being one of many ways.

It isn’t good enough to be “conservative”. Everyone has commitments to something or someone that reign supreme in their heart and mind. If a person doesn’t have every thought captive to Christ, his worldview and commitments will not be Christ-centered, and you cannot trust that his reasoning and decision making won’t be based on something else than God’s word, for Christ’s glory.

Christians need to demand more, and seek to vote for godly, Christian leaders, who demonstrate both a public profession of faith and commitment to Jesus as King of kings, as well as a demonstration of a life that is consistent with that profession.