Tag: gospels

• The Trinity – Some Logical Problems and a Few Illogical Proof-texts

  

  It has been brought to my attention that James White never actually got on board with the trinity at all. I relied on a source without fact checking. 100% my fault. It just sounded like something that was probably true. (With the understanding that the SDA church currently believes in the trinity) I have updated…

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  July 2, 2025

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• Gospel Disagreement & a Brief Gospel History

  

  The timeline of composition and authorship of the gospels raise important-to-consider issues that should not be ignored. If one desires to understand their beliefs beyond a “It must be true as I learned it, because it must be true as I learned it” fallacy, then seeking to answer these questions seems reasonable. Let’s start by…

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  March 18, 2025

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