The Dogmatic Roots of the Trinitarian Framework
Critique of the Trinitarian Framework as a Dogmatic Construction
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The Corrupted Canon
How Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox formation of the New Testament canon distorted the Apostolic faith
The Lord’s Supper: From Symbolic Communion to Mystical Sacrament of the Eucharist
The later metaphysical interpretations of Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches amount to a corruption of the gospel’s simplicity.
Trinitarianism is a Philosophy Cult
Christianity exhibited the characteristics of a mystery religion and philosophy cult as Trinitarian dogma was developed and justified by philosophers
Ante-Nicene Fathers were Unitarian
The “Orthodox” church fathers of the early centuries before Nicaea were predominantly Arian Unitarians. There is a discontinuity between the early Church and later Trinitarian dogma.
The Third Council of Simirum Nullified the Nicene Creed
Non-Trinitarian (Arian Unitarians) had control of the Roman Church after Nicaea in the middle of 4th century. The emperor was Arian and so were the Church Bishops. The Trinitarian extremist Athanasius was exiled. The council of Sirmium III enacted a decree to nullify the Nicene Creed in 357.
Ignatius and Forgery
The epistles ascribed to Ignatius have given rise to more controversy than any other documents connected with the primitive Church.
The Evolution of the Doctrine of the Trinity
The drift away from Apostolic Christianity and the development of the doctrine of the trinity occurred over six centuries.
Corruption to Christian Baptism
Originally, Christian Baptism was in Jesus’ name—not according to a Trinitarian formula