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Having spent some time on both the blog and YouTube channel in serious consideration of the Hebrew Roots movement and it’s claims and arguments, one thing I haven’t done is lay down, clearly, where I stand on …
Discussions between Trinitarians and Unitarians (and often other non-Trinitarians) often come down to three kinds of conversations Proof-texting at each other Discussing a single passage that is often cited by one side …
Both interviews have now happened and can be watched on YouTube. Check them out below
Don’t miss the next two shows! 6/11: Chris Date - Trinitarian 6/18: Dale Tuggy - Unitarian We’ll be speaking to each debater in turn from the recent Trinity debate on 5/31. As always, we take audience …
In this episode, we examine James Dinonno of Philia Ministries again, how in a recent video, he makes arguments about sin that are not consistent with his own Hebrew Roots position. This relates to areas of the Law of …
Due to completely foreseen developments occurring as a result of my interview with Dominic Bnonn Tennant on last Tuesday’s BW Live, it is appropriate to clarify a few things regarding what I think of the Trinity. I …
Don’t miss this week’s show. We’ll be interviewing Dominic Bnonn Tennant, who is one half of It’s Good to be a Man, a ministry exploring and advocating biblical masculinity. He is also a blogger …
Well, Ethan Smith and Carlos Xavier have had their debate. In this episode, I go through Xavier’s opening and closing statements, showing various fallacious argumentation he employed in the debate.
Don’t miss the show this week as I talk about how to argue for the Trinity biblically, and welcome guest Ethan Smith, who operates Trinity Apologetics, a ministry focused on answering challenges to the Trinity from …
Last summer, I did a live online debate against a biblical Unitarian, Andrew Griffin. That debate has been available at my youtube channel since then. Recently, Dale Tuggy, whom I’ve interacted with before on this …
The Unitarians I respond to on this blog call themselves “Biblical” Unitarians. They believe in God. They say they believe in the Bible. They believe in miracles. The resurrection. Life after death. So how are they like …
One of the more popular arguments against the Trinity from Unitarians and Oneness Pentecostals is the argument that God must not be a Trinity because of all the singular personal pronouns that are used to refer to God in …
