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Yes, I am a Trinitarian and I am also a retired old man. So you folks have a great day while I go attend to the wife's honey do list.

God has several names and titles. Jesus is his only name given among men whereby we must be saved. Oneness Pentecostals believe the name of God is Jesus, but they also deny the true existence of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. So they are a deceptive branch of the falling away.

Thank you! It is a relief to know that you are not a RC.

The name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit is Lord Jesus

I currently do not attend any Church meetings or hold to any denomination. God willing, this Spring I plan to publicly broadcast the gospel and the need for all Trinitarians to be Baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus. I'm waiting for the winter to be over so we can baptized in nearby lakes.

There area number of denominations,included Baptist, Methodist, and Protestant who believe the nicene Creed or who at least accept the theological importance of it.

I am not a oneness Pentecostal. I firmly believe in the Holy Trinity. I also believe the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit have the same name. Have you ever heard of John Doe the 1st, John Doe the 2nd, and John Doe the 3rd? Three different persons, but the same name. Jesus stated in the gospel of...

Yes you are correct. But Roman Catholic is a distinct group of people who claim to be a part of the greater Catholic Church. The falling away begin while Jesus was still on Earth. It did not begin with the onset of the Roman Catholics, as some claim. The so called Church Fathers were not perfect...

You believe in the Roman Catholic Church. You believe that priest have inherited apostalic authority and that they can forgive sins and convey salvation to whomever they wish. It is not surprising therefore, that you say they can sprinkle infants into heaven.

I fully recognize the Holy Trinity. I also recognize that the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit is Lord Jesus.

Yes and I have already stated that I would baptize an infant if they expressed faith in the Lord Jesus. I suppose you would have them all baptized so that none could slip by.

Holy Father keep them in your name which you have given me... What is the name of the Son of God? Jesus is his name. The Father gave him that name. It is the name above every name, so it has to be the name of the Father.

Faith always comes as a result of God speaking to an individual. That person heard God speak and believes what God said. As written," Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the Word of God."

I will not baptized any person, regardless of age, unless they express faith in Jesus Christ. That should simplify things.

Being translated to English the name is Jesus.

If an infant does not express faith in Jesus or evidence of being baptized in the Spirit, then they should not be baptized in the water. There is no case written in the scriptures about an infant being baptized. Just another item the peddlers sell to the false Christians.

I thought this website required all to believe the statement of faith in God. Yet you refer to the faith as a myth?

I would never accept at face value, the teaching of any pope. Here that pope is attempting to embrace sexually immoral people into the Catholic realm. In order to retain current members and attract new members, the Catholics keep moving the goal post.

In the gospel of John, the 17th chapter, Jesus is praying. In his prayer he states that he has revealed the Father's name to his followers. What name did he reveal to them?

This requires understanding. In John it is written that Jesus said," Father, you are the only true God." It is also written that Jesus is equally God. In John, "In beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God."