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Congratulations, you're diving headfirst into the mystery of the Trinity. The problem Arians had, is that they tried to understand God, especially Christ, within the same limitations that humans would have; this is not appropriate, and is part of why they ended up in heresy.

Really going to lay up the easy ones for me, aren't you? John 1:1-3. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. " John 1:14: "The Word...

You clearly have no idea how Protestants actually think, or study the Bible, or understand scripture, or... pretty much anything about us, really. Until you're willing to actually understand how other people think, instead of just projecting 'like me, except worse,' on them, you're going to be...

That's a good question, isn't it? Why don't you answer it for yourself, since Protestants do not consider Unitarians, Theological Aryans, Mormons, or Jehovahs Witness, to be Christians?

Oh, there are plenty of Protestants both real and 'My parents took me to church as a kid but I haven't been in ten years' types which read the Bible little or not at all. However, unlike the Catholic Church, Protestantism doesn't have a history of actively discouraging church members from...

Are you from some kind of mirror universe or something?