If Jesus is not god, then you are committing idolatry.

As I have already mentioned... "I will debate the Con in this and will be arguing that although I do believe in the Godhead I am not blaspheming or committing idolatry according to Christs teachings in the KJV, or Hebrew Bible." I absolutely do not believe in the Trinity I believe in the Godhead. I have no idea what gave you the impression that I believe in the Trinity. I believe that Jesus Christ is NOT our Heavenly Father however I do believe that he is the Messiah and the savior of the world. I also believe that he is a member of the Godhead and sits on the right hand of God ((3)Mark 16:19). This debate is already structured kind of weird and since you are the Pro you should have already posted your argument as it is my job as the Con to disproof and discredit it. Since you have posted no argument to support your case I will try and do both. Your argument is probably something along the lines of because I believe Jesus is a God along with Heavenly father and the Holy Ghost then I am committing idolatry by worshiping him. This will be a simple debate as I can disproof your theory in one round. The very definition of Idolatry is the worship of a physical object as a God (1). This would be something along the lines of worshiping a cow as a God found a lot in today"s Indian culture. You could even stretch this a lot and TRY to make it a little more relatable to American culture by saying that if you become so addicted to something like METH for instance, and it becomes your entire world to the point you actually believe METH is the God of the universe and then you start to worship METH by going to the Church of the METH and shaping your life in a way that would be pleasing to the Meth God, NOW you are committing idolatry. I personally haven"t seen this happen in modern American culture and the only place in the modern world I know of that would be "committing idolatry" would be India. One could argue that worshiping the cross that Christ died on would be a form of committing Idolatry since it is a physical object however nobody considers the cross to be a God. This practice however was very popular during the time of Moses. The Egyptians worshiped all sorts of idols from cats to birds to gold calfs. The Jews who were wondering in the wilderness after gaining freedom from hundreds of years of slavery under the Egyptians actually wanted to make silver and gold Gods to worship which is why God condemned Idolatry in the first place ((2)Exodus 20:23). Unfortunately not only is your entire argument invalid because NO Christian that I know of worships a physical object as a God, I can give you a second reason why your argument is invalid as well. Most of us that believe in the Godhead do not worship Jesus Christ. We are taught by Jesus Christ that we should worship and give all the glory unto the Father who is in Heaven ((4) Mark 6:5). So even if Jesus Christ was a cow, or some other physical object, we STILL wouldn"t be committing Idolatry because if you believe in the Godhead and NOT the trinity, you believe that Jesus Christ is the SON of God, he sits on the right hand of God, and you do not worship him, you give all the credit and glory and worship unto God the Eternal Father. It"s important to note however that Jesus Christ is the savior of the world and he did save us from our sins. We could never return to live with God if it wasn"t for Jesus Christ. In conclusion, unfortunately this entire debate and your argument (that you haven"t even presented yet) is completely invalid because I have never met a Christian that worshiped a physical object. (1)http://www.merriam-webster.com..., 2016 (2)https://www.biblegateway.com..., 2016 (3)https://www.biblegateway.com..., 2016 (4)https://www.biblegateway.com..., 2016