Nicene Creed and Truth about the Trinity

Nicene Creed and Truth about the Trinity

Nicene Creed and Truth about the Trinity. If Paganism was conquered by Christianity, it is equally true that Christianity was corrupted by Paganism. The article challenges the traditional Christian doctrine of the Trinity, arguing that it is not rooted in the Bible but was instead influenced by pagan philosophies and political power struggles in the early Church. It claims that the Trinity doctrine was formalized at the Council of Nicaea (325 AD) under Emperor Constantine’s influence, diverging from the original monotheistic teachings of Judaism and early Christianity.

Were There Twelve or Thirteen Apostles?

Were There Twelve or Thirteen Apostles?

Were There Twelve or Thirteen Apostles? This article, authored by L. Bolta and supplemented by contributions from Doug and others, challenges the legitimacy of the Apostle Paul’s apostleship, arguing that there can only be twelve apostles as biblically ordained. The authors scrutinize Paul’s qualifications, compare him to Matthias (Judas Iscariot’s replacement), and question the inspiration of some New Testament writings. Below is a structured breakdown of the key arguments: