Key Concepts

"A man's agent is as himself." How God acts through authorised representatives who bear his name and authority.

What did "one God" actually mean in the world of the NT authors?

What could a first-century Jew say about a figure alongside God? Exalted angels, personified Wisdom, and the two-powers debate.

A royal title, not a statement of ontological deity — unless the NT changed its meaning.

A human being, a representative of Israel, and the one who receives God's kingdom.

The most common title for Jesus, and the most ambiguous.

Who appeared to Abraham, Moses and Joshua? The christophany tradition, and the New Testament's own commentary on it.

Did Jesus exist before Bethlehem? And what kind of existence counts?

The 5th-century lens through which most Christians read the 1st-century texts.

Did early Christians worship Jesus as God? Depends what you mean by "worship."

A third divine person, or the presence and power of the one God? The grammar argument that leading Trinitarians have abandoned.

Who does the New Testament teach Christians to pray to — and how do Jesus and the Spirit fit?

Does getting Christology wrong cost you your salvation? The damnatory clauses, and what the New Testament actually names as saving belief.

The 56 years between Nicaea and Constantinople — when anti-Nicene positions dominated the church.

From Platonist metaphors to social theory — why the doctrine keeps being re-argued.

Not fringe. Not modern. From Paul of Samosata to Isaac Newton — a tradition that was suppressed, not refuted.