FEMALE Muslim "CONVERT" STUNS David Wood With THIS Argument Against The Trinity...

Añadido: 2026-05-13

[00:00:00]Where do you believe the word trinity originates from? Because that word doesn't exist in any version of the Bible. But the word trinity, right, from my research and from my belief is that that word was originated from a man named Constantine.

[00:00:13]>> Based on her research, ladies and gentlemen, her research uh revealed that the word trinity was invented by the Roman emperor Constantine. And to anyone who has any clue about anything and I guys I'm not even like a history a church history guy or the councils or uh theology and it's just I mean I'm sitting here like how would you not know that? And she was prepared and she came in prepared for that. But that's a problem guys. You have tons of people who converted from, you know, after they're raised in a church, they convert to Islam based on some, did you know that the Trinity was in invented by Constantine and it never crosses their mind? Let me go look up what this person is saying. And so what happens is whatever they were told by some da clown who gets them to convert, they'll just say, "Based on my research, what research? You obviously didn't do any research, like zero. Or you read some like terrible tracks or went to a terrible DA website." But here's the problem, ma'am. What you're saying, everything you've said so far is factually incorrect. Factually, I don't mean we disagree. I don't mean we disagree. It is factually false.

[00:01:21]Anthony, is it factually false that Constantine came up with the word Trinity? Is that factually false?

[00:01:26]>> Yes.

[00:01:27]>> Okay. The term was used by Tertullan and then a corresponding term and Tertullian's well before Na. A corresponding term was used by Theophilos. So, you know, it's not Constantine. But besides that, she's talking >> that's why he said he had to invent time travel as well. Trinity and time travel.

[00:01:47]>> But but notice besides that, like she's using this as some kind of argument against Nika and it not being biblical.

[00:01:53]But where does the word trinity appear in the council of Nika or the creed? The Nyine creed, right? It's not in there.

[00:01:59]So, it's really irrelevant, right?

[00:02:01]>> Yeah. And again, the uh what by the way, what we'll we'll we'll let her finish.

[00:02:05]Watch watch what Christina does cuz I have to say I would have taken the bait on this one. I would have taken the bait, right? Not that not that this woman was intentionally baiting her, but when a person just says like 20 false things in a row, you you have, you know, there's a pretty strong urge to start correcting that person. But if you start correcting all this nonsense and talking about Constantine and stuff, what's the topic? Is the Trinity biblical? So that would all be off topic if you if you actually fall for that. So anyway, watch watch what Christina does right here.

[00:02:33]It's brilliant, >> right? from my research and from my belief is that that word was originated from a man named Constantine. And if you're familiar with him in the Nyine creed, there was a council of men, right?

[00:02:46]>> Are you familiar with him in the Nyine creed?

[00:02:49]>> Oh, I thought she talking the book of the book of Na for a second.

[00:02:53]>> She refers to this as, you know, something she's done ex you know research on the no research like the slightest of research is is is going to show you this is not true. Yeah, five minutes of research. Five minutes of research would show you going to Wikipedia and reading Wikipedia for two or three minutes would have showed you that this is complete nonsense. But so she didn't do that level of research, which means she's just this is what I heard and I converted based on this. And uh again, um ma'am, I don't know anything about you. You seem nice. You you just everything you just said is complete nonsense. So if that was the sort of things, if those were the sort of things you were told that convinced you to leave Christianity and convert to Islam or whatever, uh you fell for some complete nonsense. And at this point, at this point would be a it'd be a good time to look into these things and then realize, huh, I converted based on a bunch of lies. So maybe I need to re-examine that. That would just be some basic advice.

[00:03:48]>> And Constantine, let's talk a little bit about his history. Constantine was originally a pagan worshipper and then he converted to Christianity because the Roman Empire at the time it needed strength. But the Romans were sun god worshippers. And so he knew after he accepted Christianity that he would have to enter or mix paganism with Christianity in order for Rome to take Christianity as the religion.

[00:04:14]>> So much for >> Anthony. Um >> Oh boy. What uh in that in that entire little rant right there, what was apart from there was an emperor named Constantine who was previously a pagan.

[00:04:29]How much did she get correct?

[00:04:31]>> Well, none of the rest as far as I can recollect.

[00:04:33]>> None of the rest. It's like it's like when Muslims argue like uh scientific miracles and stuff and you go through what the Quran actually says and it's like okay apart from there is a sun and there is a moon and there are stars what did he get right about the universe like what cuz everything else is wrong.

[00:04:52]That's kind of what it is. My goodness.

[00:04:54]But >> by the way I' I've heard people try to make this connection before. Uh, and I don't know if this is what she was doing, but I I've heard people, you know, like her kind of talk about this before. And they kind of link um like sun god worship like using su n with s o n. Yeah. And they don't realize. Yeah, I've heard that. I've heard that thousands of times. Thousands of time.

[00:05:15]It was really big in prison. And so they worshiped the sun and so they had to they had to go with Jesus the sun to replace the sun. It's like, you know, that only works in English, right?

[00:05:23]Because one thing just to throw in is, you know, this sounds good, right? You somebody says something like, "Here's the emperor. He's running the show. He's got this iron fist and here's all these little cowering Christians and they're basically going to buckle to whatever he wants." Right? So, he's got this agenda to unite the empire and he's going to get the Christians to be syncratists and mix Christianity with paganism and so forth. But what this doesn't reflect is what you'd learn after six minutes of study. Right? So she's apparently done five or less. But after six minutes of study, you find out that the Christians who attended the council were people who came out of a prior persecution known as the great persecution under Dialesian.

[00:06:07]And so when you look at accounts of the council of Nika and the description of the bishops that are attending it, it's it's really rather remarkable. you the description tortured tortured. Yeah. Some of them had been hamstrung, right? That's why they cut your Achilles tendon and stuff and you can't like you can't walk and stuff like that. These guys had been horribly persecuted and had just gone through it all. Here's what you could here's the relevance of Constantine. Constantine as a Roman emperor, he wanted order. He wanted he wanted order. Didn't want chaos and stuff like that. And so it's what does he do? He brings them together. You guys you guys figure this out. you guys figure this out and come up with with with your official positions on these issues. Um why?

[00:06:47]Because for the first couple centuries, Christianity is persecuted. You Christians just weren't in a position to get together for for a big council and Christians from different part different areas and stuff like that. All of a sudden, it becomes a legal religion and you've got the Roman Emperor saying, "Hey, uh you guys get together for for a council." And then he does this. That's his actual role. And if you see, he invented the Trinity. Oh my goodness.

[00:07:09]Christianity as the religion.

[00:07:11]>> So much for sharing that, but the focus of the prompt is whether or not it's biblical.

[00:07:18]>> So, I want to talk with you about what's actually >> I should have put that on my soundboard from UH MORTAL KOMBAT. GET OVER HERE.

[00:07:25]That's what she just did, right?

[00:07:27]>> She said that's not THE TOPIC. SO, GET OVER HERE. This is the topic. That was brilliant. Watch that again, guys.

[00:07:32]>> Paganism with Christianity in order for Rome to take Christianity as the religion. so much for sharing that. But the focus of the prompt is whether or not it's biblical.

[00:07:45]>> Well, we got to go to the source first because Jesus said he was sent. He said his father sent him. So, how can you be equal to the sender? You can't. Now, what you can have is unity and oneness and oneness is different than trinity.

[00:07:59]>> Trinity. Truine. Truine.

[00:08:01]>> But I want to get your thoughts on this because when you're at work, does your manager have authority over you?

[00:08:06]>> Yes. So are you guys equal in authority?

[00:08:08]>> No.

[00:08:09]>> But are they greater in personhood than you? Are they a better human being than you or a greater human being?

[00:08:15]>> So in one sense you guys are equal, but in another sense they have authority over you.

[00:08:20]>> What Christine is obviously pointing out here is and it takes them a while. It takes her a while to get it. Um that you can have a manager who has authority over you. So in one sense he's greater than you in authority but in another sense you're a fellow human being in terms of you both being human. One is not more human than the other. You are equal in your humanity. You're not equal in your authority in this situation.