For Andrew Gabriel Roth

[Spyridon]

I already provided some articles from Jews for Judaism. I do not mean to have a theological debate, but to reach a better mutual understanding. I don't believe that Andrew advocates a schizophrenic Christ, so it would be good if this could be explained.

A Messianic Jew Explains the Holy Trinity
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MYTHS ABOUT MESSIANIC JUDAISM
Messianic Jews reject the Trinity
While a small number of Messianic Jews do not believe that God is triune, most (including B'rit Hadasha) do. We may opt for variant terminology at times but we do believe in the trinity. We see the doctrine of God's triune nature as a reasonable explanation based on Scripture, not as the authoritative creation of a church council.
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As I said before, I have no problem with Andrew's position, but it does seem to be a minority view, even among Messianic Jews. Logic tells us, however, that being in the minority does not automatically disqualify a belief.