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#34 - Did Jesus Claim To Be God? | Debunking the Trinity w/ Metaphysics Mike

from The Jesus Way Podcast with Aaron Abke · host Aaron Abke

In this episode of the Jesus Way Podcast, Aaron, James and Kam sit down with Metaphysics Mike, a Unitarian Christian who specializes in debunking the doctrine of the Trinity, the idea that Jesus claimed to be God, and other heretical ideas that arose through the Greco-Roman church fathers centuries after Yeshua's ministry, and distract Christians from the core teachings of Christ.JESUS WAY MUSIC:NazHop Album: https://open.spotify.com/album/26HSQe...Metaphysics Mike:YouTube:    / @metaphysicsmike  IG: @metaphysicsmikeKam WatersYouTube:    / @christspiracyfilm  James BeneficoYouTube:    / @jamesbenefico   Join "The Jesus Way Circle" in 4D University - a free space to talk with like-minded truth seekers from around the world interested in walking The Jesus Way together: https://www.4duniversity.com/spaces/1...Subscribe to The Jesus Way Email List:https://bit.ly/jesuswaylp👇🏼CONNECT WITH AARON👇🏼https://www.bit.ly/aaron-ytIG: @aaronabke#trinity #unitarian #christianapologetics

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