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Reasons “Holy Spirit” is one of the names of God or the Gift of God

In every verse of Scripture in which pneuma hagion, holy spirit, is used, it can refer either

A New Holy Spirit: The Power to be like Christ

Christians enjoy the presence and power of holy spirit in a way never experienced before the Church Age, which began on the Day of Pentecost (Acts 2). The holy spirit we have now is what God had promised He would give to Israel in the Millennial Kingdom,...

When Jesus Became God

History, Jesus Christ

The Struggle to Define Christianity During the Last Days of RomeBy Richard E. Rubenstein The following book review is provided by Matthew Johnson I just finished reading When Jesus Became God by Richard Rubenstein, and it is by far one of the best books I have read in...

Can we really “know” God?

FAQs, God our Father

Can we really know God? It is a sad commentary on Christian teachers and preachers that many of them, and the people they teach, believe that God and the Bible are mysterious and unknowable. Well-meaning Christians often quote Isaiah to support their claim. Isaiah...

A Debate Between a Former Unitarian and the Authors of “One God & One Lord”

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[What follows is a lively exchange between a former “Biblical Unitarian” (the belief in one God, and that Jesus is not “God the Son,” but the Son of God) who has now become a Trinitarian (the belief in a “three-in-one” God), and the authors of our book, One God &...

Reasons “Holy Spirit” is one of the names of God or the Gift of God

A New Holy Spirit: The Power to be like Christ

When Jesus Became God

Can we really “know” God?

A Debate Between a Former Unitarian and the Authors of “One God & One Lord”

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