91) The Mystery of the Trinity: Solved (Part 2) - a podcast by William Schlegel, Preston Macy

The mystery of the Trinity is not a biblical mystery. The "Trinity is a mystery" claim comes from after the Bible was written.  No one in the Bible ever declared that God is a three-in-one mystery. Only hundreds of years after the Bible was written did people begin to claim the Trinity was a mystery not only because they couldn't understand it, but because they know that to claim that “God-is-three-persons” is difficult to align with the biblical claim that God is one.

In this current episode (Part 2) we examine more problems with the Trinitarian mystery claim:



1.  Is the "Trinitarian mystery" really just a more positive way to say contradiction and confusion?

2. Trinitarian mystery promotes ignorance, not understanding.

3. Promoting "mystery" as something positive and desirable.

4. Gate-Keepers of the mystery religion

5. Even though it is a mystery, the brightest Christian minds have tried to understand and explain it.  All have failed.

6. Putting faith in the wrong place. Mystery deflects faith from the true biblical declaration of who God and Messiah are.

7.  Mystery is an attack on the Fatherhood of God, attempting to replace the one true God, the Father, with an impersonal "It".

8. The Trinity mystery claim directly contradicts explicit biblical revelation that we can know and understand who God is, and that God is one, the Father.

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