Christian Monotheism Podcast
Summary: Listen to lectures, sermons, and debates about who God is from a non-trinitarian perspective. Get answers to difficult questions and explanations to verses typically used to teach the Trinity. This is the premier podcast for the biblical unitarian movement including dozens of speakers like Anthony Buzzard, Don Snedeker, Dustin Smith, J. Dan Gill, Joel Hemphill, John Schoenheit, Jonathan Burke, Ken Westby, Kermit Zarley, Patrick Navas, Ray Faircloth, Sean Finnegan, Steve Katsaras, Victor Gluckin, and Vince Finnegan.
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Learn about the Italian, Polish, and Hungarian unitarian groups of the 16th and 17th centuries. Find out how they started under Faustus Socinus, Peter Gonesius, and Ferenc David. Derive inspiration from their courageous stand against persecution in a tumultuous political time.
Learn about the biblical unitarian trailblazers of the 1500s, including Claude of Savoy, Adam Pastor, and Michael Servetus. Discover how they fearlessly tried to convert Martin Luther and John Calvin. Hear about their heroic lives and, in the case of Servetus, tragic death.
An evangelical, a unitarian, and a Muslim discuss the identity of Jesus at a forum held in Melbourne, Australia, on 17th July 2013. This was a discussion jointly hosted by City Bible Forum and CrossCulture Church of Christ between three different views on Jesus. The evening started with 8 minute opening statements by each presenter, then moderated discussion followed by a 2 minute closing. A Trinitarian Christian - Dr. Bernie Power (Melbourne School of Theology). A Muslim - Shahir Naga (1God.com.au) A Unitarian Christian - Steve Katsaras (Red Words Church). This is the complete presentation. If the youtube link doesnt work, click here to download the complete video.
Sean Finnegan points out several Scriptures where translators intentionally altered the Bible in order to make it fit their traditional doctrine about the holy spirit. Notes available at http://www.christianmonotheism.com/media/text/Sean%20Finnegan%20--%20Translating%20the%20Holy%20Spirit%201.pdf
Sean Finnegan builds on part one and works through the five primary texts used to prove the personality of the holy spirit on grammatical grounds (John 14.26; 15.26; 16.13; Ephesians 1.14; 1 John 5.7). Next he explains how to understand the spirit based on the whole of the Biblical data and concludes it cannot and should not be locked in the straightjacket of trinitarian dogma. Notes available at http://www.christianmonotheism.com/media/text/Sean%20Finnegan%20--%20Translating%20the%20Holy%20Spirit%202.pdf
Sean Kelly shares about John Biddle, a courageous and indefatigable British unitarian who suffered greatly for the faith.
Steve Katsaras explains the history and development of the Trinity.
Steve Katsaras explains Matthew 3.16
Steve Katsaras speaks on the incarnation.
Steve Katsaras speaks on the subject "I am almighty God"
Steve Katsaras explains Genesis 1.26
Steve Katsaras explains Genesis 1.1
Steve Katsaras explains Deuteronomy 6.4
Steve Katsaras explains Romans 9.5
Steve Katsaras explains Matthew 1.23
