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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 …
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 …
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 …
In my continuing series evaluating inconsistencies in Unitarian argumentation, I will be looking at a new argument. Once again, this is not, primarily, an argument against Unitarianism, but rather an evaluation of how …
If you are undecided on a particular point of theology, and especially a big one, like the Trinity, there is a way to evaluate the arguments that can begin to point you in the right direction. This is an observation that …
Recently, I posted an article refuting the “100 Scriptural Arguments” for Unitarianism, that can be found at John Schoenheit’s website on the topic. Here, I’m going to be typing up an article with positive, Scriptural …
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 …
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 …
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 …
