-originally posted at focusonthekingdom.org- Psalm 110:1 - The Bible’s supreme proof text for telling the difference between the One God and the Messiah who is not God This verse was referred to the Messiah by the Pharisees and by Jesus. It tells us that the relationship between God and Jesus is…

Originally posted at focusonthekingdom.org   According to Jesus, God is strictly one Person, not three. Christians who value Jesus as the supreme revealer of truth should consider his classic words, uttered in a final prayer. “You, Father, are the only one who is truly God” (John 17:3).  He defined salvation…

-originally posted at biblicalunitarian.com- The doctrine of the Trinity depends upon the reality of a “third person” called “the Holy Spirit” to complete a supposed multi-personal Godhead. Without such a separate person who is “co-eternal” and “co-equal” with the Father and the Son, the “Triune” God disintegrates.  It is therefore…

by Don Snedeker From “Our Heavenly Father Has No Equals,” 1998   In order to escape the contradictoriness of the doctrine of the Trinity, most of its advocates argue that it is a mystery and must simply be “taken on faith.” We are sometimes told that our minds are too…

What the ancient creeds of the Catholic Church appear to demonstrate is less of an Apostolic standard for faith and more a representation of how effectively philosophy had progressively encroached upon the Christian mind in the early centuries, to the shocking effect that later statements such as the Athanasian Creed…

The following are excerpts from Thomas Jefferson's refutations of the doctrine of the Trinity.  Retrieved from http://www.sullivan-county.com/deism/jeff_letters.htm. Letters from Thomas Jefferson: To John Adams, 1813  It is too late in the day for men of sincerity to pretend they believe in the Platonic mysticisms that three are one, and one is…