The Biblical Monotarian (Copyright 2023)
Unitarianism Trinitarianism Trinity Monotheism
by Troy Salinger [SOURCE]
The orthodox creeds of Christianity, which have been handed down to us from the ecumenical councils of long ago, have dictated to believers of all time what must be believed about Christ in order for one to be considered orthodox, indeed in order to be saved. What these councils of the past have prescribed regarding what one must believe about Christ is that he is truly God and truly man, i.e. he possesses both a divine … Read the rest
by Sean Finnegan (May 2011) [click here for video]
1. Jesus Was a Jew
A veritable revolution in Jesus scholarship in the
last century occurred when scholars began taking seriously that Jesus and his earliest followers were Jewish, living in a particular socio-political Sitz im Leben, which is typically designated as second temple Judaism.
The Case:
by Sir Anthony Buzzard
Lee Strobel in his well known investigation of the Christian faith spoke with an evangelical professor, Ben Witherington. The conversation proceded as follows. Strobel said:
“Jesus tended to shy away from forthrightly proclaiming himself to be the Messiah or Son of God. Was that because he did not think of himself in those terms or because he had other reasons?”
Ben Witherington replied:
“No, its not because he did not think of himself in those terms. … Read the rest
This page will be ‘a go to’ compilation or resource for Eastern/Byzantine Catholic (self proclaimed “Orthodox”), Roman Catholic, and Protestant definitions of the doctrine of “The Trinity.”
This page will be updated as definitions are
collected from various Trinitarian sources. Keep in mind, “The Trinity” (FOR TRINITARIANS) is a dogma that must be embraced in order for one to be saved. The author of this site has heard that numerous times in Reformed, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant sermons. … Read the rest