The New Testament Identifies the Father as God

Jordan: The linchpin of the Unitarian argument is that the statements in the New Testament that the father is God are to be construed as identity statements. He says there's two things wrong with that statement. Jordan: Authors also assert not simply that theFather is God, but that Jesus Christ is God. And so when interpreters impose upon these New Testament statements a modern grasp of the relation of identity, they are anachronistic in their hermeneutics," he said.