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 …
One very popular argument is that the Jews were never Trinitarian, and would have immediately rejected the Trinity as being polytheistic. They were never expecting a God-man to be their Messiah, nor would they accept …
Today, I am going to start a series on Unitarian Arguments against the Trinity. Now, I could definitely make this a very long series if I were to examine every individual argument they employ, but, as we will see, many …
What is the Biblical Definition of the Trinity?
The Doctrine of the Trinity has a long and complex history. From the enigmatic statements in the Old Testament, through the “two-power” theology of the intertestamental …
On August 31, Sean Finnegan had a guest, Jerry Wierwille, on his podcast to discuss exegetical fallacies. Today, I’m going to examine this discussion. The fallacies discussed were the following:
Root Fallacy – Root word …
A while back, Dale Tuggy issued a challenge to what he calls “Jesus-is-God apologists”. He said it is an argument, not against the Trinity per se, but against those who just equate Jesus and God. We will examine the …
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