Did Thomas’ Statement Really meant Calling Jesus God?
As we all know, Trinitarians always like to argue and defend Their own flawed position using scripture like John 20:28 when it comes to the Trinity & Deity Of Christ. This verse is ambiguous to a certain extent but with context, It is fully understandable and accurately not defending nor supporting any trinitarian concept. Before Reaching Thomas’ statement in verse 28, we see that Christ has risen from the dead and has appeared to a few disciples after his resurrection before Thomas. Now, In Thomas scenario, we see that he was doubting that christ has risen from the dead!(See John 20:25) But When Christ had finally appeared to him in v26-27, Leading up to the special moment of the entire Claim that Trinitarians often use in support of the Trinity or Jesus’ divinity(In The High sense) we see Thomas answering Jesus, “My Lord and My God”( The Lord of me and The God of Me) due to the astonishing momment that Christ has appeared to Thomas who was doubting his resurrection. A lot of Trin...