** UP D@teZ **
Re: The Doctrine of the Trinity
We highly recommend the following
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The
Forgotten Trinity by James White:
https://www.amazon.com/Forgotten-Trinity-James-R-White/dp/1556617259
The Trinity - Evidence and Issues by Dr. Robert Morey:
https://www.amazon.com/TRINITY-Dr-Robert-Morey/dp/1619042932
The Westminster Confession (Ch. 2, pp.
8-12):
https://www.pcaac.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/WCFScripureProofs2022.pdf
Here are just two of Dr. White's
debates on the Trinity >>
Roger Perkins #AussieLand (2011):
Robert Sabin - Patchogue, New York (1999):
Justin Brierley (Unbelievable) hosts Trinity debate (Sijuwade vs. Galadari):
Feel free to contact Dr. White
directly:
A&W Ministries
POB 37106
PHX AZ 85069
RoyMasters (d. 4-22-21) has hosted Advice Line
since 1961! Masters was born in London
with the name Reuben Obermeister. His
Jewish family were diamond cutters.
According to Masters, "I lost all my relatives in the Holocaust." In 1943, when Masters was just 15, his father
died. Masters did not attend college.
Masters
served with the British Army during World War II. He traveled to Amsterdam, Brussels, Belgium, South Africa and
the U.S. as a diamond cutter. He hosted
a daily radio show called "Story of Your Diamond" and soon traveled
to nearly every state. As a teen, before
the war, Masters saw a vaudeville stage hypnotist and wondered why this
technique could not be used to help people.
It's
not very well known that Masters' teachings are heretical. Walter Martin (d. 1989), who founded the
Christian Research Institute in 1960, had a debate with Roy Masters (see the 4th
& 5th entries). Elsewhere,
Martin boldly stated,
The basic doctrines and many of the practices of Roy Masters and the Foundation of Human Understanding are decidedly not Christian. They are certainly not in harmony with what God has revealed to us in the Bible.
LindaMethod has posted a number of videos on the potential dangers of Roy Masters' meditation
exercise. Let us know what you think
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"But
examine everything carefully; hold fast to that which is good" (1 Thes. 5:21, NASB).