
Episode #122
(122) TRINITARIAN TEACHERS VS TRINITY IGNORANCE!
<p>There is a huge difference between Trinitarians who are ignorant of the Scriptures and Trinitarian apologists</p>


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Episode #122
<p>There is a huge difference between Trinitarians who are ignorant of the Scriptures and Trinitarian apologists</p>

Common Sense Christianity
<p>(121) THE BIBLICAL GOD’S KILL COUNT -VS- YOUR CONSCIENCE</p>

A lot of people believe that just because Jesus is called Lord and God is called Lord that they must be the same God, or that Jesus is God. That simply false, a lot of people are called Lord in the gospel, but...

Episode #132
PART 12: Misunderstood Verses; Concluding Thoughts Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion and...

PART 11: Terms, Body of Christ; Timelines, etc verses Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion...

PART 10: Names and Titles of God Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion and uncertainty for...

PART 9: Jesus Didn’t Pre-Exist His Birth; Holy Spirit” Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion...

PART 8: Jesus’ Denial of Being God Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion and uncertainty for...

PART 7: Belief in One God; Father is supreme, Jesus Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion...

PART 6: Mystery & Contradiction, Revelations, Rules Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion...

PART 5: Ad Hoc; Councils; Platonism; Entropy Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion and...

<p>PART 4: The Doctrine of the Double Nature of Christ Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great confusion...

<p>PART 3: The Trinity is a doctrine of inference </p> <p>Don Snedeker: - Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great...

PART 2: Three Types of Trinitarianism; the word “Persons;” Doctrine and Language Used to Develop it is Not in the Bible DON SNEDEKER- Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325...

<p>PART 1: Introduction, Unitarianism explained. </p> <p>Don Snedeker: Since its components began to be officially codified at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the “Trinity” has been a topic that has caused great...

Episode #120
Trinitarians do not stick to scripture, and most don’t care to, therefore, engaging with most of the Trinity faith will be a waste of time, effort and resources

Episode #119
In this podcast, I again offer five questions to Trinitarians, as they have consistently failed to answer them. The Trinity is not a teaching ever found in scripture, and nobody ever tries to make the case for a triune...

Who do you trust more Jesus and his apostles or later? Teachers

Episode #117
In this Podcast we discuss how Jesus wasn’t God, but that he came in the name and authority of God

Episode #116
In this podcast, we give two instances of agency that might help listeners understand the basic concept of agency
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