Is God a Trinity of Persons? Definition – History – Scripture
Is God a Trinity of Persons? Definition - History - Scripture Sean Finnegan What are 3 terms in [...]
Literal and Notional Preexistence
Literal and Notional Preexistence: Crossroads for the Incarnation Debate Sean Finnegan The prologue of John’s Gospel (John [...]
Kingdom Saturated Ministry
"Kingdom Saturated Ministry" (This is part 5 of a 16 part series on The Historical Jesus) Sean Finnegan [...]
Unitarian Trailblazers
Unitarian Trailblazers Sean Finnegan Early Unitarians in the Reformation included Claude of Savoy, Adam Pastor and Michael Servetus. [...]
The Trinity Before Nicea
The Trinity Before Nicea Sean Finnegan Sean Finnegan gives an excellent exposition on the question: Did Christians believe [...]
John 1:1, 14 – A Synopsis
John 1:1, 14 - A Synopsis Sean Finnegan "The word of God is never, in any one of [...]
A Biblical Unitarian View of the Holy Spirit
A Biblical Unitarian View of the Holy Spirit Sean Finnegan Trying to nail down a [...]
Sola Scriptura and Perspicuity
Sola Scriptura and Perspicuity Sean Finnegan The Great Pressure on Protestants to Read the Trinity Into the Bible... [...]
The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 1
Translators have historically held incredible power to influence millions of Bible-readers over the eons. Many impressive developments have occurred in the field of textual criticism and lexicology over the last century.
The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 2
In the first part of this investigation into the holy spirit and translation bias, I limited my focus to relative pronouns used to refer to the holy spirit. In what follows I will broaden my inquiry to include several other key texts and important concepts related to God’s spirit.