We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

We take a look at the Book of 1 John and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what John thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his epistle. It's worth noting that John wrote this epistle when he was an old man and would be interesting to see if he had a change of mind since he wrote the Gospel of John.

In this episode, we take a dive at what the church considered as othodoxy and heresy and discover that the mainstream church settled for accepting othodox position not because it was biblical but because it served the interest of the political leadership and declared anyone who had a different view heretic. This was a typical case of considering truth false and false truth.

After studying four books of the NT (Acts, Mark, John and Romans), we take a look at our findings and what it means and also take a dive at historicity of how the Doctrine of Trinity was developed and why it was not reviewed or looked at during the protestant reformation when the catholic church was criticized for unbiblical doctrines that led to reformation and near collapse of the catholic church machinery.

We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.

We take a look at the Book of Romans and investigate the claims of the Doctrine of Trinity and seek to see what Paul, a converted Pharasee thought about what the Identity of the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are in his long letter to the church in Rome.