Chapter 10: The False Trinity Doctrine
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John Hagee’s comments confirm, “Christians created it [the trinity
doctrine] in response to the biblical information about the nature and relationships of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.”
Christians Created The Trinity Doctrine!
It is true; you won’t find the word “trinity” in Scripture. Mankind in response to what man believed the Bible said created the word trinity and its doctrine. I should point out that the early church, without the resources that exist in the 21st Century, created it. What you need to ascertain here is
whether such a doctrine formulated on limited resources and perpetuated as truth into the 21st Century, is still valid. Is the trinity doctrine still valid today based on the resources we have available to compare, search and understand the word of God? Or, is the trinity a myth now accepted as fact?
Does Scripture Support The Trinity?
It is clear that John Hagee thinks that Scripture points to the trinity. Yet, if you were going to edit any Christian Bible and posit any commentary
within it, would you dare not support the trinity doctrine? Hagee’s prior comments indicate that anything other than supporting the trinity doctrine is heretical within the orthodox Christian community. In other words, it would be almost impossible for someone to be established in orthodox trinitarian
Christianity and then posit any teaching except orthodox Christian dogma. In a way, it is like medical doctors who risk being discredited and losing their livelihood if they stray from well established and commonly accepted medical practices fully supported by the American Medical Association.
Enter The Apostle!
Now enters the apostle who doesn’t care about the establishment and
the tradition of the church. Instead, the apostle cares about God’s truth and about His Holy Word …
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