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 [...]
Is God a Trinity of Persons? Definition - History - Scripture Sean Finnegan What are 3 terms in [...]
Literal and Notional Preexistence: Crossroads for the Incarnation Debate Sean Finnegan The prologue of John’s Gospel (John [...]
"Kingdom Saturated Ministry" (This is part 5 of a 16 part series on The Historical Jesus) Sean Finnegan [...]
Unitarian Trailblazers Sean Finnegan Early Unitarians in the Reformation included Claude of Savoy, Adam Pastor and Michael Servetus. [...]
The Trinity Before Nicea Sean Finnegan Sean Finnegan gives an excellent exposition on the question: Did Christians believe [...]
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 Sean Finnegan Trying to nail down a [...]
Sola Scriptura and Perspicuity Sean Finnegan The Great Pressure on Protestants to Read the Trinity Into the Bible... [...]
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.
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.