Reasonable Faith Podcast
Trinitarianism vs Unitarianism Part One
Jan 15, 2024
The podcast explores different views on the Trinity, including a Unitarian perspective. It delves into the modern understanding of identity and discusses disagreements among scholars regarding Jesus. The role of the Holy Spirit in preserving truth and unity is also examined.
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- The podcast discusses different perspectives on the Trinity, including Unitarianism and biblical doctrine of the Trinity with Trinitarian processions and Nicene Trinitarianism with divine simplicity.
- The Unitarian view, considering Jesus as a mortal man, is seen as heretical and a radical revision of the Trinity, while the biblical doctrine of the Trinity asserts one God and three fully divine persons - the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Deep dives
Upcoming Books on Numbers, Historical Atom, and the Trinity
Bill and Peter van Inwagen have written a debate book titled 'Do Numbers Exist?' where they discuss the existence of abstract objects like numbers and sets. Another book on the historical atom features four authors presenting different views on the existence and recency/universality of Adam and Eve. Finally, a book titled 'One God, Three Persons, Four Views' explores different perspectives on the Trinity, including a Unitarian view, a biblical doctrine of the Trinity, a Trinitarian view with processions, and a full-blown Nicene Trinitarianism defended by an Eastern Orthodox theologian.
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