Christian Monotheism Podcast

Mystery vs. Contradiction; Reason and Revelation; Rules of Interpretation; Common Sense -- Ad Hoc Argumentation Employed to Sustain the Doctrine; Early Church Councils and Creeds; Platonism; Entropy -- The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ -- Doctrine of the Trinity a Doctrine of Inference; Belief in the Doctrine Not Necessary for Salvation; The Doctrine is Unintelligible; Polytheism -- Three Types of Trinitarianism; The Word "Persons"; Language of Trinitarianism Not in the Bible -- Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts... To read the rest of the description visit http://www.christianmonotheism.com/php/media_center/media_displayer.php?mode=display_one#38;data=184

Ad Hoc Argumentation Employed to Sustain the Doctrine; Early Church Councils and Creeds; Platonism; Entropy -- The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ -- Doctrine of the Trinity a Doctrine of Inference; Belief in the Doctrine Not Necessary for Salvation; The Doctrine is Unintelligible; Polytheism -- Three Types of Trinitarianism; The Word "Persons"; Language of Trinitarianism Not in the Bible -- Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts typically used to support the Trinity and he demonstrates their true meaning based on their... To read the rest of the description visit http://www.christianmonotheism.com/php/media_center/media_displayer.php?mode=display_one#38;data=184

The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ -- Doctrine of the Trinity a Doctrine of Inference; Belief in the Doctrine Not Necessary for Salvation; The Doctrine is Unintelligible; Polytheism -- Three Types of Trinitarianism; The Word "Persons"; Language of Trinitarianism Not in the Bible -- Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts typically used to support the Trinity and he demonstrates their true meaning based on their context. Click on the audio icon above to see the titles for each of the 12 mp3s in this comprehensive examination.

Doctrine of the Trinity a Doctrine of Inference; Belief in the Doctrine Not Necessary for Salvation; The Doctrine is Unintelligible; Polytheism -- Three Types of Trinitarianism; The Word "Persons"; Language of Trinitarianism Not in the Bible -- Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts typically used to support the Trinity and he demonstrates their true meaning based on their context. Click on the audio icon above to see the titles for each of the 12 mp3s in this comprehensive examination.

Three Types of Trinitarianism; The Word "Persons"; Language of Trinitarianism Not in the Bible -- Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts typically used to support the Trinity and he demonstrates their true meaning based on their context. Click on the audio icon above to see the titles for each of the 12 mp3s in this comprehensive examination.

Introductions A and B; Biblical Unitarianism Explained -- A thorough consideration and refutation of the doctrine of the Trinity. Originally released as 12 tapes but now available on mp3, this series examines the doctrine of the Trinity proposition by proposition. Not only is this series approached from a biblical perspective, Don Snedeker also taps into the rich biblical unitarian resources of several authors from the 19th century. Furthermore, Don works through a number of texts typically used to support the Trinity and he demonstrates their true meaning based on their context. Click on the audio icon above to see the titles for each of the 12 mp3s in this comprehensive examination.

Christopher Amelung was raised as an informed evangelical thinker within the Reformed tradition. When he went off to college he met someone who challenged him on his belief in the Trinity. Though, he was confident at the time in his "orthodox" position, he decided to do the research necessary to prove to this person that the Trinity was true from the Bible. This began Christopher on a quest, through which, he lost friendships, was told he would burn in hell, and even was urged by an elder to "just believe in the Trinity and be confused with the rest of us." Listen to his riveting autobiographical account of how God is able to reach someone who is open to hearing his truth no matter what the cost.

The Bible teaches that Yahweh alone is the true God. Yahweh is a singular individual who created all things. Jesus is the human Messiah, virginally begotten and commissioned by God to rule the world. This brief overview of the two main individuals in the Bible clarifies the true identity of God and Jesus. To download the slide show that accompanies this sermon, click here.

From agnostic to Christian heretic, one person's journey to faith in the "one and only true God" (John 17.3) and subsequent rejection and persecution through the Australian theological system.

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The Biblical Unitarian Society at the University of Southampton, UK, has hosted a debate on the Trinity. The debate occurred on June 16th, 2008. Representing the trinitarian side were two Anglicans, Prof. Keith Fox and Chris Halls both from Highfield Church. The two biblical unitarians that participated in the debate were Ray Faircloth of Restoration Fellowship and Thomas Gaston, a Christadelphian. The debate lasted nearly three hours and is available now online in both audio and video formats. Program Timetable Introduction by Michael Ng [5 min] Opening Statement by trinitarian Chris Halls [20 min] Opening Statement by unitarian Thomas Gaston [20 min] Opening Statement by trinitarian Prof. Keith Fox [20 min] Opening Statement by unitarian Ray Faircloth [20 min] Rebuttal by trinitarian Chris Halls [5 min] Rebuttal by unitarian Thomas Gaston [5 min] Rebuttal by trinitarian Prof. Keith Fox [5 min] Rebuttal by unitarian Ray Faircloth [5 min] Q&A [approx 45 min]

2 -- night one (hosted by Matthew Janzen) -- 1 -- night one (hosted by Michael Bugg) -- On May 24th and 25th of 2008, Michael Bugg and Matthew Janzen debated the question Is Yeshua the One God of Israel?. The debate occurred over two nights. The first night was at Michael Bugg's church (he is a messianic Jew who holds to a modified version of the Trinity). The second night of the debate was held at Matthew Janzen's church (he is the biblical unitarian). An interesting feature of the debate was that it occurred in twenty minute speeches all throughout. Rather than having an opening statement followed by a couple of rebuttals, every speech was twenty minutes (at least until the question and answer time).

1 -- night one (hosted by Michael Bugg) -- On May 24th and 25th of 2008, Michael Bugg and Matthew Janzen debated the question Is Yeshua the One God of Israel?. The debate occurred over two nights. The first night was at Michael Bugg's church (he is a messianic Jew who holds to a modified version of the Trinity). The second night of the debate was held at Matthew Janzen's church (he is the biblical unitarian). An interesting feature of the debate was that it occurred in twenty minute speeches all throughout. Rather than having an opening statement followed by a couple of rebuttals, every speech was twenty minutes (at least until the question and answer time).

Dustin demonstrates the simple Creed of Jesus evolved into what is recanted in most churches today. The exhortation is for the followers of Jesus to return to his creed and thereby returning to his definition of who God is.

What does John 1.14 mean? Who or What is the Word and what does it mean for the Word to become flesh?