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In this episode, we conclude our series answering unitarians by answering another of their most common defensive moves when dealing with Trinitarians. What I call the word study defense. It goes like this. You present a …
Listen to any non-Trinitarian talk about the Trinity and you can bet one of the first things they will talk about is, “The Jews in the Old Testament didn’t have a 3-in1 God. That’s a pagan addition from …
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 …
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 …
A few months back, I uploaded a video in which I examined inconsistencies in Unitarian argumentation. I thought it would be good now to go ahead and do something similar for the blog. If you’ve seen that presentation, …
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 …
