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One of the most enlightening things you can study is the diversity of ways in which the Scriptures attest to the identity and nature of Christ, and this includes His deity. There are literally multiple ways in which …
Now we come to the third major definitional truth of the Trinity, and it is this: The Scriptures teach that the Father is God, that the Son is God, and that the Holy Spirit is God. This is a teaching about both the …
The diversity among non-Trinitarian groups regarding the Holy Spirit is staggering. Among Mormons, the Holy Ghost is a separate God from the Father, while the Holy Spirit is an impersonal force. For most modalists like …
Here in part 2, we are going to address a second clear truth taught in Scripture, that of the distinct personhood of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This truth, of course, has its detractors as well as the previous …
As stated in the introduction post, this series will build the case for the Trinity by establishing each of its biblically definitive statements, one by one. So, of course, no one article in this series establishes the …
I’m starting a new series today, as a sort of flip-side to the series on answering Unitarian arguments. In this series, I will be presenting what I take to be the best arguments for the Trinity and its supporting …
We now come to the last article of this series, in which we will discuss another defense used commonly by Unitarians to answer Trinitarian Scriptural arguments. I call this the word study defense. Here’s how it works. …
What is a Defense? For the last two parts of this series, we will turn to some rejoinders, or defenses, that Unitarians turn to when seeking to handle Trinitarian arguments for the deity of Christ or other aspects of the …
Having addressed now the arguments from logic and Scripture, I now turn to the final major argument against the Trinity, the argument from history. After this, I will address some other arguments made by Unitarians, but …
Whereas the previous article addressed what I take to be the primary motivator for Unitarianism, I believe this article addresses the argument that the most prevalent. The fundamental argument is that Jesus is different …
One fascinating thing to study is the distinction between arguments and motivations. We believe all kinds of things in our lives, and when we begin to look at why we believe what we believe, there have been many studies …
