The Anti-Trinitarian Argument from Singular Personal Pronouns

One of the more popular arguments against the Trinity from Unitarians and Oneness Pentecostals is the argument that God must not be a Trinity because of all the singular personal pronouns that are used to refer to God in the Scriptures, especially the Old Testament. Does this argument prove the Trinity false? Let’s examine it. […]

What Did Jesus Create?

The New Testament contains many references to Jesus as Creator, which I’ve gone over briefly here. These passages have been a major line of evidence appealed to by Trinitarians to show that Jesus is God. After all, only God is the Creator (Isa. 44:24). Everything else is created. If Jesus is the Creator, He must […]

Letting the Context Drive your Interpretation

My last post before this blog took about an 8-year break was about interpretation, or, to use the smart-sounding word, hermeneutics. It was inspired by some conversations with Jehovah’s witnesses and dealing with their flawed interpretive methods. Recent interactions I’ve had have brought these thoughts to mind again. You may have noticed that the Trinity […]

100 Scriptural Arguments for the Trinity

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 arguments for the Trinity. Unlike the one I examined before, these will actually all be Scriptures that point to one […]

100 Scriptural Arguments for Unitarianism Refuted

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 cited as written in 1825 by Samuel Barrett. So these arguments do not come directly from Schoenheit, but the document is still promoted […]

Dale Tuggy Responds

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. For a recap, Dr. Tuggy argues from the fact that “God” and “Jesus” differ, to […]