Why Some Christians Don T Believe In The Trinity

Essential Christian Doctrine

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The Church of the first three centuries: or, Notices of the lives and opinions of some of the early fathers, with special reference to the doctrine of the Trinity

Why Some Christians Don't Believe in the Trinity

How could someone call themselves a Christian and not believe in the Trinity? Throughout the world, there are Christians who go to church, worship, study the Bible, and pray-a group of believers who share something distinct about their faith: they don't believe in the Trinity. They believe in God. They believe in Jesus. They believe in the Holy Spirit. But they don't believe in what is considered the most important doctrine of them all-the nature of God, himself. How could anyone call themselves a Christian yet not believe in what most churches and denominations list as the first thing you should understand about their faith? Why Some Christians Don't Believe In The Trinity is an easy-to-read, easy-to-understand book that lays out many of the reasons believers around the world practice the Christian faith every month, every week, and every day, albeit with this one major exception. With hundreds of scriptural references from common translations such as the New International Version, the King James Bible, and the English Standard Version, this book will help de-mystify the foundations of what was once considered mainstream, orthodox Christianity. If you've ever wondered exactly how Christians have come to what might seem to be a strange interpretation of the nature of God, this book should provide you with a crystal-clear look into the study and understanding of how and why many believers insist that God is one and not three.