Is New Testament Theology Trinitarian?
A dialogue with trinitarian apologist Dane Van Eys on Trinity, identity, history, and the New Testament.
A dialogue with trinitarian apologist Dane Van Eys on Trinity, identity, history, and the New Testament.
Does Aristotle discuss the concept of numerical identity in only one passage?
Does Jude 4 somehow refute what unitarian Christians say about John 17:1-3.
Sincere advice on how to move past a merely verbal defense of “the Trinity.”
Dialogue with an apologist about changes of tritheism and “the doctrine of the Trinity.”
Some critical thinking about Craig’s Trinity theories: his Trinity monotheism and his minimal tripersonal monotheism.
A very revealing collection of mid-third-century theological arguments.
Dr. Beall explains and defends his suggestion that Christ is a contradiction.
Can one prove that the biblical Jesus is Yahweh based on his being savior or creator, or his being worshiped?
Why it is just as obviously a confusion to run together Jesus and God as it is to run together Jesus and the Father.
How Trinity theories cause a “blind spot” when reading the New Testament.
A trinitarian ought to say No. But why? Doesn’t he accept “the deity of Christ”?
“Mary cradled the Creator in her arms. ‘I never imagined God would look like that,’ she says to herself.”
If the earliest Christians’ answer (re: how one can be a monotheist and yet worship both the one God and Jesus) was a good answer then, why isn’t it a good answer now?
Can we simply observe the triune God in the descriptions of Jesus’s baptism?
An important post by the Golf Pro from the Moon. He answers the above question, in part: Yes…
Since the beginning, Christians in one God who is one perfect self, the Father.
A claim which implies falsehoods is itself false. Son-modalism is such a claim.