Mormons and JW are polytheist

1) "both Jesus and the father are worshipped, thus those are two gods." Given that Jesus Himself refuses and becomes outright angry when His disciples or anyone calls Him "God", I as a very religious individual, choose Jesus's side over your faulty and clearly uneducated interpretation....any flippin' day. So, when the Bible itself (regardless of the translation) never shows Jesus demanding anyone worship Him nor does God punish anyone who doesn't worship Jesus, then there's no point believing in anything you're saying. So you want understanding on this matter, read the Bible and actually study it. It's honestly for your own good and your own reputation. 2) "All those are mare mortal. Yes, Moses was a prophet, and the other, in my opinion false prophet (that's another debate thought), but nobody ever worshipped Moses. Jesus is worshipped, and still is a second god." No relevancy to the discussion....My friend do yourself a favor and read the Bible. 3) "Hi the word permanently separate from the father and are not one as the false doctrine of the trinity proclaim, then the word because a second god." Again, squirmish and no relevancy. 4) "We don't look at Jesus, anybody who makes himself a god is blaspheming as per the Torah." Given that Jesus never did that, I don't know on what planet or what situation I would ever take your word for this. Man made Jesus look like God which is blasphemous (aka Trinity) and Jesus said no to this. My friend, I have read the Bible twice and this assumption is clearly faulty, has no reference, and very much laughable. Read the Bible. Jesus Christ > CapAhab 5) "That's not what the Mormons believe." Yea they can believe anything they want, considering that you're actively doing that in this discussion. The thing is, their scriptures tell them otherwise, but again they can believe whatever makes them happy. Doesn't mean they're right. 6) " JW believe that Jesus was an angel." Irrelevant for the topic of this debate. Sorry try again 7) "John 14:14" Nothing to do with polytheism. Jesus is offering to do works in the name of His Father so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. Look @ John 16:23, John 16:24, John 15:16.....Don't just write down verses in hopes of conveying a point that has no relevancy to the debate topic. 8) "None were worshipped as a god, but Jesus." It's funny how you repeatedly say that and you contradict yourself by saying you disprove of the Trinity. This is the argument of the Trinitarians and shouldn't be one to help you in this debate. For you who thinks the Trinity is false it's odd for you to make such an unsupported claim. 9) "Semantics" Which means "Study of meaning", and this meaning of the bond between Jesus and God is clearly a "semantic" you don't get. Being One in nature does not imply that they are physically one, hence the word nature. Then again, I don't know why you're trying to make an argument that Jesus never did. God and His Messengers are One, but not physically. 10) "You are trying to redefine the way you think and arrive at a reason why it's OK to worship 2 gods." How do I redefine the way I think? That makes no sense. I don't redefine anything given that these aren't my arguments; they're Jesus's and God's. In addition to that, I believe in One God, and so do the Mormons and JW, along with the rest of the religious world. 11) "The New Testament contradict the Hebrew Bible" You have yet to prove that and based on your arguments, you clearly have no reason to hold such a view. 12) "Jesus, the perfect image of God and a different being (god), spoke to God and was under His authority" STILL 2!" THAT....my friend, is a COMPLETE twist of my words!. Re-read my argument and don't squirm around. I never implied 2 gods, Jesus never did either, and God...well there is One God, so I have no idea which place you pulled that from. 13) "This is only per the New (non) Testament." You said every Messenger of God so again you lose for having no proof haha As for the rest of your points my friend, it seems to me that you were never a Christian, but are a Jew or Anti-Christian that has, for some odd reason, taken the title of Ex-Christian to simply bash on Christianity and Christ. I asked you to simply read the Bible....and study it, thoroughly. You have no excuse to make such claims given that Jesus Christ never made them. The only way we can prove my theory of you being a false Ex-Christian is that, every argument you've had, starts specifically attacking one point within Christianity and then attacking Christ and Christianity as a whole. You've contradicted yourself one multiple occasions and have simply spewed verses that you think defend your stance but have no relevancy to the debate topic. I urge you to understand and study and investigate the Bible through and through. And understand that your reason of apparently "leaving" Christianity is makes no sense because if you were truly a believer in the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and essentially a good Jew who follows the Scriptures to the point, you would fall in love with Christ and never let go. So clearly you have lots of homework to do and before you make any arguments against Christ, think about it as if you're before God. Will those be the same arguments you'll present to God?