If unitarians don't accept Jesus Christ as the Son of God and the only saviour , they are not christians.
Yes the christian Church split into many denominations, but still all christians, catholics, orthodox, protestants agree that Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation, that He died on a cross for our sins and ressurected, and that God is triunity-God The Father, God The Son and Holy Spirit.
And dont tell me about jehova witnesses or unitarians because they are simply not christians, just like baha'i, druzes or sikhs are not muslims.
Well first you put for the condition, i.e. acceptance of Jesus as saviour and Son of God, then you said J.W. and Unitarians are not Christians, thus I assume you mean that they do not pass the condition, whilst in reality they claim they do.
Two things, 1. All christians believing in the same foundationals, what you are doing is taking a belief nd then saying anyone who does not believe it is not Christian, and then saying 'Look all christians believe these things' of course by your definition all christians do, because anyone who does not you claim is not Christian. But in reality, not all Christians believe Jesus is God, and you have no statement in the Bible that either clearly states he is, or that states that a person who does not believe in the Trinity is not Christian.
2. This faith, i.e. the common foundations shared by the majority of Christians maybe dominant now, but in the early days it may not have, in the early days there were different 'gospels' preached, just because they have dissapeared does not make them not true.
Another point, you stated
And dont tell me about jehova witnesses or unitarians because they are simply not christians, just like baha'i, druzes or sikhs are not muslims.
That statement is false, you are claiming that the just like the Muslims claim Baha'i or others are not Muslims Christians claim that about J.Ws
Whilst in reality the Muslim can only claim someone is not Muslim with evidences from the scripture, so for example, if someone believes another messenger or prophet will come then this goes against the teachings of Islam so the person is not Muslim, it is clear cut. But what you as a Christian do is not this, you do not derive who is or who isnt from scripture, nowhere does it say 'If you do not belieeve in Jesus as God you are not Christian' nor is there a statement which produces the kind of evidence used by muslims to say Baha'is are non Muslim.
So please, do not liking things whilst in reality they are very different.
But still no one explained me, how is it possible, if there are so many Bible versions why all christians- catholics, orthodox and protestans agree that Jesus Christ was Son of God who came to earth in human flesh, died on a cross for our sins and ressurected and that God is triunity- God The Father, God The Son,Holy Spirit.
Not all Christians agree to that, and you saying they are not Christian does not help unless you prove they are not from scripture. Furthermore, as I said before, the dominant faith now is all derived from a common foundation, i.e. the gospel Paul preached, but there were other 'gospels' just because they did not turn out dominant does not mean they are false.
That list only showed many translations of the Holy Bible, not versions.
I am sure that in every "version" of the Bible from that list is written that- Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to earth in human flesh, died on a cross for our sins and ressurected.
You know lately i read that some muslim woman in USA made new translation of Quaran, where she removed and change all the verses that permitted wife beating, death penalty for apostasy, uneaquality between men and women.
And what, would you say now that there are two Quarans now? or two translations of Quaran?
The same thing is with all this list of so many Bible "versions"
Well the Qu'ran is well know, and it has reached a stage now where it can never be logically falsified, and even before the situation around it made this impossible, so any attempt to bring a 'new' version of the Qu'ran would be impossible.
But with the Bible, this is different since from the start things were not so clear, what has happend now, is that there is restriction of the different version able to be made, due to the fact that the sources are known, i.e. the Manuscritps, but even the Manuscripts differ, and as seen before, with new found manuscripts the bible is revisioned.
Your attempt to mean translations by version is not right, since translations are basically substituing words, neither adding a word nor taking away rather keepin the word in meaning and expression, whereas versions are the adding or taking of verses and this is what the Bible has undergone, let me give you 1 example, you read the NIV? Turn to 1 John 5:6-8 it gives you a footnote, stating a different reading and then stating that this reading is not found in any manuscripts before 16th, then go to a KJV and you will find the reading in the footnote which has been taken out by the Scholars of the NIV due to reasons just given above, you will find the verse there in the KJV.
That is not translation, but rather version.
I have yet to recieved any sort of reply so I am not sure if you have read my replies but I hope you have.
Regards,
Eesa.