Reasonable Faith Podcast
Trinitarianism vs Unitarianism Part Two
Jan 22, 2024
Debate over interpretation of Trinity doctrine in New Testament, defense of the Trinity doctrine, critique of the 'T' doctrine of the Trinity, ancient vs modern concept of identity, importance of defending the Trinity concept
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- Dr. Craig defends the biblical doctrine of the Trinity, asserting that there is one God and three persons who are properly called God.
- There is a distinction between the New Testament's use of 'God' for Jesus Christ and its metaphorical use for other exalted figures in pre-New Testament Judaism.
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Bill's Defense of the Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity
Bill asserts that his defense of the biblical doctrine of the Trinity is a simple one, in which there is exactly one God and exactly three persons who are properly called God. He expresses astonishment at Tuggy's claim that none of the authors in the book defend the position that the Bible teaches or implies the doctrine of the Trinity. Bill questions how Tuggy can claim that his view is not Trinitarian when it meets the definition for the doctrine of the Trinity that Tuggy himself provides in his article. He criticizes Tuggy for misrepresenting the position of the other authors and presenting a misrepresentation of the doctrine of the Trinity.
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