Trinitarians vs. Unitarians debate

Dr. James White and Dr. Michael Brown debate two who reject both the deity and preexistence of Christ. 

Some helpful videos: 'A Biblical Case for the Trinity in 5 minutes' : http://bit.ly/1TQ5awo 'The Trinity in a nutshell' : http://bit.ly/1Rnq0Q8 'Acts 2:38: Baptism for salvation? No!' : http://bit.ly/1ogIaIZ 'An Easy Way to Refute Oneness Pentecostalism' : http://bit.ly/1sGaDui 'The original Nicene Creed, modern translation with Scripture references' : http://bit.ly/1XGpajc 'Was the early church mostly oneness?' : http://bit.ly/20o6vdg 'A Brief History of Oneness Pentecostalism' : http://bit.ly/1TteUbh 'The apostle John was a Trinitarian' : http://bit.ly/1UBBF03 'Demonstrating the eternal Son from Scripture': http://bit.ly/1X6Ak4u 'Three persons in one context (verses)' : http://bit.ly/1UPK28f 'Does "Let Us Make Man" Prove the Trinity?' : http://bit.ly/1TUoFBw 'Debate: Trinity vs. Oneness (Smith vs. Ritchie)' : http://bit.ly/25uMkBi 

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Kermit Zarley on Reformation

   

http://trinities.org/blog/podcast-200... This episode is the first part of my recent conversation with Christian author Kermit Zarley, author of The Restitution of Jesus Christ. 

 On this 500th anniversary of the Reformation, are we still fans of reforming? Or is reforming in light of scripture only acceptable in the distant past? 

 Also, did Luther and Calvin go far enough? Biblical unitarian Christians have long contended that our theology of the one God needs to be rolled back, past the catholic councils, to the Bible’s view that the one God just is the Father. While evangelicals’ official ideology is that all must be based on scripture, and that the Trinity is easily derived from the Bible, in fact, they habitually defer to catholic traditions, and generally refuse to debate whether or not the Trinity can be derived from the Bible. We briefly discuss the Trinity portion of the recent “Reforming Catholic Confession,” meant as a summation of what (nearly) all Protestants believe, and relate this to scriptural language about the one God, aka the Father, and also to God’s “spirit” in the Bible.

http://trinities.org/blog/podcast-201... In this second part of our conversation (part 1 is here http://trinities.org/blog/podcast-200...), author Kermit Zarley and I discuss the "Word" of John 1:1 and 1:14, the phrase "God the Son," why God might allow "the Church" to err on important subjects, and whether or not a Protestant can allow that he actually has. We also discuss the prospects for further reforming in this 21st century, whether or not unitarian Christianity has been proven a failure, and what is standing in the way of further reforming today. 

Links for this episode @ http://trinities.org/blog/podcast-201... 

 Kermit Zarley’s home page "How to Fact-Check Flaky Theology with the Bible?" 

The Restitution of Jesus Christ 

 Christianity Today magazine 

podcast 70 – The one God and his Son according to John

 podcast 191 – Ware’s Outline of the Testimony of Scripture Against the Trinity podcast 168 – The Death of Unitarian Congregationalism 

podcast 167 – Lamson’s History of The Unitarian Congregationalists 

biblicalunitarian.com 

 21st Century Reformation Online 

 Christian Monotheism 

 This week's thinking music is: "A Mighty Fortress is our God"

 Weekly podcast exploring views about the Trinity, and more generally about God and Jesus in Christian theology and philosophy. Debates, interviews, and historical and contemporary perspectives. Hosted by philosopher of religion / analytic theologian Dr. Dale Tuggy. 

 This week's thinking music is: "A Mighty Fortress is our God" https://archive.org/details/AMightyFo...