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Why the doctrine of the Trinity is neither reasonable, nor biblical. All Trinitarian arguments refuted. 17×24 cm. 310 pages. 5€

Why you Should Question the Trinity Doctrine! This book deals with the major subject of Christianity, namely, who is God? Is God one person? This is called Unitarianism. Or, is He an essence consisting of two persons—Father and Son? This is called Binitarianism. Or, does He consist of three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This

Removing the influence of Socrates, Plato, Philo and Greek Philosophy from Christian Doctrine. Hemphill investigates whether Trinitarian Christians are following Jesus Christ and his chosen apostles or Plato, who taught the doctrine of the trinity in his academy 375 years before the birth of Christ. Used in good condition. Size 15×23 cm. 524 pages. 5€

“Who do you say that I am?” . Jesus of Nazareth posed this question to his followers nearly two thousand years ago, but the question still hangs in the air, requesting an answer from every person. Indeed, the question of the identity of Jesus Christ is the most important theological issue of all human history,

A Study on the Son of God Doctrine by an Ex-Oneness Advocate. In “I Am Not Alone” the Oneness (Modalistic Monarchian) doctrine is brought to task in light of Biblical truth and the history of dogma by a long-time advocate of the same! The author begins by establishing clear, and irrefutable biblical rules for interpreting

A Christadelphian Handbook of Suggested Explanations to Difficult Passages. Looks at specific bible passages and their traditional interpretations (according to Roman Catholics, Mormons, Adventists, Trinitarians, Pentecostals, Church of Christ, etc) and provides strategies for finding and arguing better interpretations. Section 1 Passages which are wrested uniquely by a religious group, Section 2 Passages which are

A call to read the Bible with new eyes. There is a consensus among many New Testament scholars that much of what the historical Jesus and his apostles taught has been submerged by an influx of post-biblical tradition. Subtle foreign influences, mostly from pagan Greek philosophy, which neither Jesus nor his first-century followers would recognize