Trinity vs. Oneness Debate

This debate is on the nature of God. A affirms the Holy Trinity (defined as One God in Three Divine Persons), and David affirms the Oneness doctrine (defined as One God and numerically only One Divine Person). The Scriptures and/or the Fathers and/or other sources are allowed to be used. All words are counted, including quotations.

Representing the Trinity doctrine -- A [email protected]
Representing the Oneness doctrine -- David [email protected]

A Opening Statement	7000 words	David Opening Statement
First Rebuttal	5000 words	First Rebuttal
Second Rebuttal	5000 words	Second Rebuttal
Cross Examination:	5 questions	Cross Examination:
Answers		Answers
Rebuttals		Rebuttals
Replies		Replies
Closing Statement	5000 words	Closing Statement

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