Does Jesus know the day or hour now? Watch as Mike Winger attempts to explain how the third member of the omniscient trinity might know that time right now. *Who gave Jesus the Revelation at Rev 1:1? Remember to remove your trinitarian lenses while reading scripture.

In this clip, enjoy NT scholar and textual critic Bart Ehrman explaining the development of the trinity theories. Note the conclusion, of what the earliest Christians believed Christ vs what Christians believed 300yrs later about Christ. What Christians in the first century

The apostle John didn’t believe Jesus was YHWH.

Watch as Dan Mohler explains his concerns with the Trinity and the “incarnation.” If you’re a Trinitarian, spend some time with these remarks and ask yourself: “Does this actually make sense?”

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It just “makes sense” that God has a “complex unity” and is three who’s in one what. In this clip, Wes Huff tries to rationalize the irrational trinity doctrine.

Yahweh didn’t raise Yahweh. “The God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob, the God of our fathers, has glorified his Servant Jesus, whom you handed over and denied before the face of Pilate, when he had decided to release him.” Acts 3:13

Jesus died for us. God raised him from the dead. That’s the gospel the apostles preached. One God. One Lord. One Savior God appointed.

Believing in the trinity isn’t essential for your salvation. Watch as William Lane Craig uses reason to demonstrate how unreasonable it is to believe that your eternal salvation depends on believing this 4th century doctrine.

"The revelation of Jesus Christ, which GOD gave him [Jesus] ..." (Revelation 1:1, RSV)

If “a man can’t save,” then Paul preached heresy. Because Paul said salvation is “through the one man - Jesus Christ.” (Rom 5:17)

Mark Driscoll “clearly” explains the origins of prayer to the trinitarian god. Spoiler alert: God started prayer by praying to himself. It really is “amazing”.

@LutheranAnswers He isn't. But one can be a Christian and think exactly what he says here.

“Jesus has two “what’s” in one “who””. Watch as Frank Turek admits that the trinity is “beyond reason”. It’s hard not to join in with his audience and laugh at this theory.

Pastors preach it. Creeds assume it. Churches require it. The trinity is often defended with emotional certainty, not intellectual certainty. That’s why questions about Scripture, logic and history feel like attacks instead of honest inquiry.

Theology pro tip: if God has exalted you to his right hand, so that now you are worshiped to the glory of God, you are someone other than God.