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The
Trinity...a false
doctrine of man |
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Most Christ-professing people believe God is an unfathomable
MYSTERY; a "Trinity." This doctrine, proposed and accepted
more than three hundred years after Christ, is held by the
Roman Catholic church and dozens of Protestant
denominations. Millions seem to accept it without question;
singing songs like "Holy, Holy, Holy….Blessed Trinity," each
Sunday. WHY is the "Trinity" mentioned nowhere in the Bible?
WHO, or WHAT is the Holy Spirit? Is God "One in ‘three
Persons?’" Is He an "hypostasis," or does the Godhead
consist of Father and Son? You will be astonished to see
what your Bible says!
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Paper:
"Is
the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity obsolete?"
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Booklet:
"Is
God a Mystery?"
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Booklet:
"The
Real Jesus" |
Paper: "1
John 5:7 - Verse added by Man"
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TV Program:
"Is God a Mystery?"
Audio:
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MP3
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Bible Correspondence Course:
God
Jesus Christ
Holy Spirit |
Paper:
"Where
Did the Trinity Doctrine
Come From?" |
TV Program:
"Why Must God Be A Mystery?"
Video:
Play
Download
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Paper:
Is the Trinity
Biblical?
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Bible Doctrine Index:
Holy Spirit
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Church Doctrines: God
Jesus
Holy Spirit |
Paper: "Secular
Sources Denouncing this False Doctrine"
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Resources:
The Encyclopedia of Religion: "Theologians agree
that the New Testament does not contain an explicit doctrine
of the Trinity."
The Paganism in Our Christianity:
"The origin of the Trinity is entirely pagan."
The Encyclopedia Americana:
"Fourth century Trinitarianism did not reflect accurately
early Christian teaching regarding the nature of God; it
was, on the contrary, a deviation from this teaching."
The New Catholic Encyclopedia: "The formulation
‘one God in three persons’ was not solidly established,
certainly not fully assimilated into Christian life and its
profession of faith, prior to the end of the 4th
century. But it is precisely this formula that has first
claim to the title the Trinitarian dogma. Among the
Apostolic Fathers, there had been nothing even remotely
approaching such a mentality or perspective." –(1967),
Vol. XIV, p. 299. |
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