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Genesis 1:1 “The Son in the beginning: God established then the heaven and the earth.” (On the Apostolic Preaching, 43.) Matthew 1:18 John 1:1 John 1:2-4 […]

Full Debate In the scriptures the human Son of God was born and died. Therefore, he cannot be God! In Gal 2.20b Paul says: “I live […]

ed. Colin Brown, New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology, p 608. “The Rabbis were fighting the doctrine of the two powers to which dualistic and […]

Divinity and Humanity: The Incarnation Reconsidered By Oliver D. Crisp · 2007 According to the Sixth Ecumenical Council of the Church in Constantinople (AD 680-681), there are two […]

Theological Models of the Doctrine of the Trinity, James Henry Owino Kombo Augustine follows Neoplatonic logic in his formulation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Throughout […]

Dunn, Christology in the Making, pp 119-21. If our conclusion is sound, that Phil. 2.6-11 is through and through an expression of Adam Christology, then the […]

Eric Chang, The Only True God, pp 44-46. As Trinitarians we argued that we are monotheists, not polytheists, because our faith is in one God in […]

Gregory Nyssa’s “Not Three Gods” letter to Bishop Ablabius The argument which you state is something like this:— Peter, James, and John, being in one human […]

In The Journal of Religion American analytical philosopher Martinich conceded that Trinitarian “theologians understand that the central problem involving the mystery of the Trinity is to […]

1 John 5:20: Jesus is also “the only true God”? Hebrews 1:8: Jesus is God or god? John 20:28: Jesus is the Lord God? John 1 […]

The Hebrew phrase malak YHWH can also be translated “an angel of YHWH” or “a certain angel of YHWH” (depending on the context). The NET Bible […]

It would be downright negligent to conclude that the NT writers are somehow contradicting the OT tenet that God is the lone Creator. For example, from […]

PAUL “Apparently Paul did not call Jesus God” (Sydney Cave, Doctrine of the Person of Christ, p. 48). “Paul habitually differentiates Christ from God” (Cadoux, A […]

“It is now universally admitted that this was not what the plural meant to the original author…When angels do appear in the OT they are frequently […]

by Mike Hicks Many assert that, since God and Jesus share many titles (Redeemer, Savior, God, Shepherd, Lord, King of Kings, Judge), they must be either […]

Usually, the “mere man” argument goes like this: “A mere man cannot be a sacrifice for all men; only the life of God could atone for […]

In the famous prophecy of David in Ps 110:1 we read: “The LORD [i.e., YHWH] says to my lord [adoni].” The Hebrew word translated “my lord” […]

All so-called Church Fathers before Nicea, in 325 AD., did not teach the one God was a Trinity. Like the biblical writers, they all identified the […]

by Sidney Hatch In the history of Christendom, the doctrine of the trinity has not produced the fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22, 23). Rather, it […]

One major problem that continues to plague Christendom is people “leaving their brains at the church door”! This is particularly true when it comes to telling […]

The “Us” verses: Genesis 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; Isa 6:8 Scripture describes God as “I”, “He,” “Him,” “Me” repeatedly. When on a very rare occasion God says, […]