Understanding the Trinity: A Doctrine I Used to Doubt

Document Type

Popular Press

Publication Date

7-2018

Abstract

That our early Adventist pioneers generally opposed the classical doctrine of the Trinity is a well-documented fact. History shows that Adventists continued to study their Bibles, and gradually adopted a belief in the full divinity of Christ, the personality of the Holy Spirit, and the oneness of three divine Persons. By the 1940s the church had become predominantly Trinitarian.

Comments

Essay is the third reflection on the trinity in a larger article, "So What? 3=1 is Not Bad Math"

Journal Title

Adventist Review

First Department

Church History

Acknowledgements

FAR Report 2020

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