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Table des matières
THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY | 6 |
The rest of this book | 20 |
The first trinitarians AD 200250 | 34 |
The Council of Nicaea and Athanasius | 43 |
The Trinity becomes the official doctrine | 49 |
The split between Eastern and Western Christianity | 57 |
Conclusions | 65 |
Old Testament evidence for a Trinity | 71 |
THE MYTH OF GOD THE FATHER | 91 |
Conclusions | 104 |
An Eternal Son cannot be begotten | 117 |
13 and 1 John 112 | 127 |
does the Father call the Son God? | 133 |
Conclusions | 141 |
Trinitarian argument for the Third Person | 148 |
The failures of the Trinity doctrine | 154 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
According Acts angels appear Arianism attempt authentic baptism beginning begotten believe Bernard Bible biblical Bishop Boyd called century Chapter Christian Christian Theology Church cited claim classical Trinity clear Colossians coming Consider Corinthians Council created creation deity described distinction distinguish divine Persons doctrine Ephesians equal Eternal Eternal Son evidence existence explain fact Father flesh formula give glory God the Father God the Son God’s Godhead Greek heaven Hebrews Holy Spirit human idea imply Incarnation instance interpretation John Logos Lord Jesus Christ Mackey meaning mediator nature needs never notes Old Testament original passages Paul Pentecostals plural pray pre-existent problem prove Psalm question quoted refer right hand scripture Second Person seen sense sent sometimes speaks subordinate suggesting talks Tertullian texts thatJesus theologians things Third Person thought three Persons translated trinitarian trinitarian argument Trinity doctrine understanding unity unto verse voice Wisdom Word
Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | Is God a Trinity? |
| Auteur | David Kemball-Cook |
| Éditeur | Lulu.com |
| ISBN | 0954221117, 9780954221119 |
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