The Absurdity of the Trinity

The doctrine of the Trinity: The absurdity which gullible minds do not see…. No Trinitarian can deny the above diagram is what he really believes without getting himself caught in his own contradictions. If this diagram confuses you, realize that it should confuse you. Trinitarian doctrine is not designed to actually be sensible but to […]
Disproving the Trinity

“God catches the wise in their craftiness.” If one just clears away all the confusing cobwebs and looks at it simply and clearly, the doctrine of the Trinity is remarkably easy to completely refute. This article presents only one of numerous ways to disprove the Trinity. Robert Bowman Jr., a Trinitarian apologist, writes that Trinitarians […]
Absolute Proofs of the Trinity Error

Information for reasonable people only: Proof. What Three-Person-God? There is no evidence that a three-Person-God even exists. It is never up to anyone to prove a negative. It is not up to anyone to prove to Trinitarians that a three-person-God does not exist. The onus is on Trinitarians to demonstrate that a three-person-God does exist. […]
Major Problems with the Trinity

1. The One True God is Identified in the Bible as a singular “I”, “Me”, “He”, “Him” and “Who.” In Hebrew, Greek, or English, the very purpose of singular personal prounouns is to signify a person is being identified. However, Trinitarians must resort to outright denial of this plain and obvious fact and insist rather that the […]
The Bible vs. the Trinity

A Cursory Look What does the Bible truly teach? Which of the following rings true? Trinity: The Bible teaches that God is three hypostases in one ousia, three persons in one substance. The Triune God has one will. Three persons, one will. However, the person Jesus has two wills. One person, two wills. Bible: The […]
The Preponderance of the Evidence

In order to accept the doctrine of the Trinity, one must completely deny the preponderance of the evidence. The overwhelming weight of the evidence concerning the identity of God is heavily against Trinitarian claims. Not only so, the veracity of their doctrine is quite distant from reasonable doubt. Indeed, a three person God is never […]
Questions for Trinitarians

Things to Think About: Logic/Reason Scripture
An Important Question for Trinitarians

Trinitarians should be able to answer simple questions about their doctrine without resorting to evasion or denial. The following is one important question you can ask a Trinitarian. Are both of the following statements true? YES or NO. For Christians, there is one God, the Triune God. For Christians, there is one God, the Father. […]
God: One Person

Does the Bible reveal that God is one person? Yes it most certainly does. Trinitarians will often claim the Bible never says God is one “person.” You need to ask them what the Hebrew or Greek word for “person” might then be. Here is what they don’t tell you. The Scriptures never says that God […]
The Many Fathers of the Trinity

Have we not one Father? Has not one God created us? Malachi 2:10 Trinitarians will of course insist they only believe there is one “God the Father.” However, an examination of their claims shows that they really believe in four “God the Fathers”: Because we read that Jesus was fathered by the Holy Spirit, the […]
The Many “I”‘s of the Trinity

The Trinity has many “I”s. There are not just three I’s in the Trinity. No, no. Trinitarians are very misleading about this matter. There are at least four, probably five identities in the doctrine of the Trinity. Trinitarians are forced to admit that the one true God is a singular “Who,” I,” “Me,” “He,” and […]
The Triune “I”: The God Above the Father

One God and Father Above All (Ephesians 4:6) In the doctrine of the Trinity, the three person God is a singular identity, the Triune being is a singular “I.” Whenever the one God of the Bible is indicating there is no other God besides He Himself, Trinitarians insist, by an act of their own will, […]
3 Questions for Trinitarians

“You will surely not die. – The Serpent in the Garden of Eden 1. Are You An Immortal Entity just like God? Have you ever noticed that when Trinitarians are asked who was dead on the cross that Trinitarians will commonly want to explain two things: (1) that Jesus had two natures and (2) what […]
The Attribute Association Farce

If you have explored Trinitarian doctrine to any degree, you will have surely come across the “Jesus is God” or “Jesus is YAHWEH” attribute association charts. These charts are usually arranged to compare Jesus and Yahweh God by showing they share several things in common. These charts are nothing but deceptive fallacies. A person can […]
Attributes Jesus Lacks

God is not lacking anything. By definition, God cannot lack one single thing and still be God. Yet, the Scriptures reveal there are many things which Jesus lacks. Omniscience Trinitarians actually have the audacity to claim Jesus was omniscient despite the utterly plain facts the Bible tells us that he increased in wisdom and he […]
Just Who is Jesus’ Father?

In Trinitarian doctrine, God the Father is one person, and the Holy Spirit is another person separate from the Father. In Trinitarian doctrine, the Father is NOT the Holy Spirit. And in Trinitarian doctrine, the Holy Spirit is not Jesus’ Father. Rather, God the Father is Jesus’ Father. But in the Bible we read that Jesus was […]
Why the Holy Spirit Can’t Be a Separate 3rd Person

The Father is the Holy Spirit In the doctrine of the Trinity, the Father is most definitely NOT the Holy Spirit. You absolutely cannot confess this doctrine and say the Father is the Holy Spirit. They are not the same but DIFFERENT; they are two DIFFERENT persons in the doctrine of the Trinity. The doctrine of the […]
The Holy Spirit is God the Father’s Divine Nature

In the doctrine of the Trinity, the divine nature of God is not the Spirit since that would be saying God’s divine nature is the third person of the Trinity. Rather, the divine nature in Trinitarian doctrine is a list of attributes made up by Trinitarians. The divine nature is most certainly NOT the Holy […]
The Risen Jesus is the Holy Spirit

In the doctrine of the Trinity, Jesus is most definitely NOT the Holy Spirit. They are two DIFFERENT persons in the doctrine of the Trinity. The doctrine of the Trinity would be false if Jesus is the Holy Spirit. But the Scriptures do make it absolutely clear that the Risen Jesus is the Holy Spirit. Raised Bodily […]

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