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The Antichristian Doctrine of the Trinity
- January 2012 The doctrine of the Trinity, as devised from the council of Nicaea held in 325 AD and concluded by the council of Chalcedon held in 451 AD, is simply the attempt to explain the Hebrew Godhead through Greek philosophy. It took 126 years for Christian scholars to try to figure out what the Godhead of the New Testament was all about. It was determined by these Christian scholars of the 4th and 5th centuries that the basis of understanding all natural and spiritual matters that govern the universe could best be explained by the use of Greek philosophical thought, and not Hebrew philosophical thought. They were gravely mistaken. |
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