Christian influencer Brittany Dawn Davis has gone after TikTok star Addison Rae for posing in a “Holy Trinity” bikini for the brand Praying by Adidas.
Rae has faced so much backlash over the photo since she posted it a week ago, she already took it off her Instagram. The bikini is still available on Praying’s website for $100 — the top features “Father” and “Son” on either side of the piece, while the bottoms read “Holy Spirit.” Rae has not publicly addressed the controversy beyond deleting the ad.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/brittany-dawn-davis-slams-addison-191329967.html
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2 comments:
It's so dangerous and edgy to mock basic Christian beliefs. Put a squiggle on the bikini that even RESEMBLES the Arabic for "Allah" on there, and find out what real danger is...
You can disbelieve the doctrine but not its place in history. The formula is used by the apostle Paul in more than one place in his epistles. (In 2 Cor. 13:14 he does not use the word "Trinity", but cites Father, Son, and Spirit in the same sentence.) Most scholars agree that Paul's writings came well before the gospels and thus represent a belief known by the early christians. Paul's letters were copied and widely distributed among the early believers. (Also see Mat. 28:19 and 1 Pet. 1:2.)
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