Concept of the Trinity (Paperback) | Released: 02 Jun 2015

Over the years there has been the contention of whether the Lord God is a singular Being or more than one as the Trinitarians hold. Those who hold strongly to a singular being as God are defined as Non-Trinitarians. The reverse as has been indicated above is the group of the Trinitarians. The two groups have continued to cite scriptures which they believe clearly authenticate their positions. In these two groups, the element of bias or emotionalism has not been known to be completely divorced from their positions. Sentiments as are secondarily expressed and the tenacity to hold strongly to traditional positions has not helped for an objective appreciation of the facts concerning whether they is in actually a Trinity or not. Then there is the atheistic view point, which is neither for the Trinitarian nor for the Non-Trinitarian. The Concept of the Trinity is my attempt to fully exploit the Scriptures to prove whether in verity there is a defense for the Trinitarian position or for the Non Trinitarian position. The idea here is not to get involved in unprofitable argument as is common in certain religious circles, but to empirically prove whether these things are tenable or not, based on the Scriptures. Many other religions have also held very strong and divergent views about the Trinity. To many, there is only one God and all others beings are secondary and cannot play the role of God. To some, God is a generic term for all that is called God, being the Father, the Son and the Holy spirit. This (these) Three constitute what is readily defined as the Trinity. Islam holds a similar position with Non-Trinitarian Christians. Thus making it even more difficult for a Muslim to categorize Christians generally as polytheists. The Non-Trinitarian position equally makes it extremely difficult for Christians to accuse the Muslims of a myopic perception and definition of the real meaning of God. Then there is Judaism, the offshoot of Christianity, with ideas that mock the Christian position and strangely has a single thing to align with Islamic thinking. The Concept of the Trinity therefore comes in handy as a veritable expose on the Concept of the Trinity and the reasons to be taken into consideration to agree or disagree on either of the two positions.
About the Author: Godfrey Okoro Godfrey is a brilliant writer and author of many books, has continued to pursue his passion for truth in a world of many contradictory religious views, that has come to make religion a gate-way to hell. With many adherents blinded by faith, most of which is unfounded, Godfrey embraces the world´s religions with the empiricism of the objectivity that the Lord God wants man to exercise, to be able to sieve the truth in a world ruled by religious bigotry. Godfrey Okoro Godfrey is an evangelist who has written quite a number of books of both Christian and secular orientations. His greater inclination is to his Christian publications which he uses to pursue his greatest love - evangelism. Godfrey sees evangelism as the greatest medium to propagate the truth in today's Christianity that is repetitively embracing extraneous ideas. He has held many positions of importance in the church, and has been a member of some church groups. Thus he may be defined as experienced in many matters relating to the church. Yet Godfrey finds this experience insufficient when compared to the time he spends reading the Bible, from which the Lord has been blessing him with remarkable insights. Godfrey was a victim of the influence of erroneous church doctrine, and understands the multi-dimensional negative implications of this. He therefore makes every effort to save his brethren from the snares of church bigotry. Godfrey is exceptionally gifted. He opens the doors of ideas that have constituted a mystery to religious scholars. He writes with an insight reflective of the authority of revelation. You could hardly read Godfrey's books without being amazed at the audacity of his revelations.