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- Author: John C' de Baca
- Publisher: Clarity Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0972853642
- ISBN-13: 9780972853644
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.6 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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A Trinity of Lies takes a close look at the many New Testament passages relevant to three foundational Christian tenets: the Fetal Incarnation, the Trinity, and Substitutional Atonement. Its underlying premise is that they are not substantiated by the New Testament and are in fact blasphemous.
In their wake the gospel becomes a con job. The cross then becomes a subtle scam implicating both the Son and the Father. Jesus becomes impossible to follow, forever different from ordinary humans. And God becomes an incomprehensible abstraction rather than the God of Scripture. The three doctrines must be rejected. A Trinity of Lies shows why, and is backed by the entire New Testament. It retells the gospel as Jesus intended for us to understand it."
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- Author: John C' de Baca
- Publisher: Clarity Publishing
- ISBN-10: 0972853642
- ISBN-13: 9780972853644
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.6 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
A Trinity of Lies takes a close look at the many New Testament passages relevant to three foundational Christian tenets: the Fetal Incarnation, the Trinity, and Substitutional Atonement. Its underlying premise is that they are not substantiated by the New Testament and are in fact blasphemous.
In their wake the gospel becomes a con job. The cross then becomes a subtle scam implicating both the Son and the Father. Jesus becomes impossible to follow, forever different from ordinary humans. And God becomes an incomprehensible abstraction rather than the God of Scripture. The three doctrines must be rejected. A Trinity of Lies shows why, and is backed by the entire New Testament. It retells the gospel as Jesus intended for us to understand it."
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