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At John Schoenheit’s website, Biblical Unitarian, there is an article, promoted prominently, titled “100 Scriptural Arguments”. This is not something written by Schoenheit or anyone at Spirit and Truth Fellowship, but is …
In a podcast on 2/19/18, Dale Tuggy responded my response to his challenge to “Jesus is God” apologists. Today, I will be reviewing this response to see how it does. You can read my full response in the previous article. …
Misrepresentation of an opposing position is common. Often, it is just easier to paint a simplistic picture of what you oppose and attack that, but it doesn’t actually mean anything in the long run. If we consider …
If you are like me, then the information presented so far about the plurality in God found in the Hebrew Scriptures was probably new. I’ve done a lot of reading on the Trinity, but had not come across the preceding …
God has a name. It is Yahweh. As we saw when addressing truly biblical monotheism, while many could be called “god” in some sense, there is only one Yahweh. There is a phrase, found many times throughout the …
As modern people, when we read the Scriptures, it is easy to miss things that were more obvious to the original readers, since the Scriptures were written to them within their culture and mindset. So, when we read a …
I have alluded to two-powers theology several times, and addressed this issue in some detail in my previous series, but I wanted to take some time to cover it in some more detail here. While the New Testament contains …
In this final installment specifically on the Deity of Christ, I will be looking at four kinds of evidence for it: The “I am” statements in John Jesus has all the attributes of God Has divine titles that are explicitly …
Jesus is Creator Jesus does the other works of God Jesus is worshiped/honored like God Let’s look at a few more lines of evidence for the deity of Christ. Jesus is Creator There is a reason that the first major …
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 …
