Bill Pratt | April 29, 2010
Post Author: Bill Pratt In A.D. 325, an ecumenical council of Christian bishops gathered to discuss a theological issue that was tearing apart the unity of the church. A common misconception about this council was that the argument was over whether Jesus was God or man. In fact, this idea has become so popular that [...]
Category: Church History, Essential Beliefs, Jesus as God, Theology, Trinity |
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Tags: Arianism, Arius, Athanasius, council of Constantinople, council of Nicaea, deity of Jesus, humanity of Jesus, nature of Christ
Bill Pratt | April 6, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Because it is the best synthesis of all biblical data on the nature of God. All other views deny or ignore major swaths of Scripture. For example, on one of our blog posts, there is a thread where Darrell presented numerous passages to a Mormon about the oneness and unity of [...]
Category: Mormonism, Theology, Trinity |
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Tags: Bible, Christianity, God, Mormonism, Theology, Trinity
Bill Pratt | January 14, 2009
Many non-Christian groups who accept some form of the New Testament - Muslims, Mormons, and Jehovah’s Witnesses – claim that the Christian doctrine of the Trinity is false. One of the arguments often used is that the concept of the Trinity cannot be found in Scripture, so the doctrine cannot be true. This argument, however, will [...]
Category: Essential Beliefs, Mormonism, Theology, Trinity |
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Tags: apologetics, Christianity, essential beliefs of Christians, God, Holy Spirit, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesus, LDS, Mormonism, Trinity