We investigate the identity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit in the book of John and fact check the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

The prologue of John is arguabble the most refeered to as the part in the Bible that confirms that Jesus is God, that he preexisted and that he created the world. Let's see what it says as far as the identity of the Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit goes

The Bible is considered to be the source of truth because it has one primary author who is God. However, there are factors that affect how the truth of the Bible reaches us and affects our understanding and practice. Several things might lead to the truth being misunderstood and eventually lead us astray. In this episode, we look at issues that influence how the truth in the Bible should be interprated and how we can determine what interpretation is correct.

The Doctrine of Trinity is central to Christian faith as it defines who the Christian God is. In this episode, I look at the answer to the question, why care about Trinity and the identity of God. Why is it important to even consider it rather than just accept what's been established and carry on.

The Athanasian Creed, also known as the Quicunque Vult (Latin for "Whosoever wishes"), is a definitive Christian statement of faith focused on the doctrines of the  Trinity and the Incarnation. In this episode, I take a line by line scrutiny of the creed and check to see if it was based on Scripture or not.

A look at what the Bible says about who the Holy Spirit is as well as His nature against the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

A look at what the Bible says about who Jesus Christ is as well as His nature against the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

A look at what the Bible says about who Jesus Christ is as well as His nature against the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

A look at what the Bible says about who God is as well as His nature against the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity.

Fact checking who the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit is in Mark chapter 16 against the Doctrine of Trinity claims