The author of this site was a devoted Trinitarian for 40 years, was active in Trinitarian apologetics for many years, and has come to believe through careful self-critical study and research, including formal theological schooling, that Trinitarianism falls tragically short of the mark of truth and is indeed a very damaging distortion of truth. I do not bind himself to any denominational statement of belief, or other like creeds, nor do I need to conform to any such established belief system other than the Bible and this site does not attempt to promote any historical or contemporary creedal belief system concerning the nature(s) of God and of Christ. It would be a dire mistake to try and put a label on my beliefs concerning this matter. It is not Arian. It is not Modalism or Oneness. It is not Christadelphian nor a Jehovah's Witness belief and I have points of disagreement with all of these belief systems. I believe that my beliefs concerning this issue are the Apostolic beliefs contained in the Bible. My purpose is not to make converts but to share my own findings concerning Scriptural and early church father truths and to decisively explain why and clearly identify where Trinitarians have erred. I also do not expect anyone to blindly trust my judgment and/or the articles on this site but to examine them carefully with an honest and open prayerful heart and draw your own conclusions.

In order to make the subject matter understandable to the everyday layperson, I have tried to use everyday language, especially the language of Scripture, and to refrain from using unnecessary theological/philosophical or grammatical terminology that would be confusing to the everyday reader. Words like "anarthrous" and "articular infinitives," or the words "ontological," or "chiastic structure," may impress upon one theologian to another, but they do not do the average English speaking Christian much good. We do not need to resort to such things here unless it becomes necessary, in which case I have tried to make sure the terms are explained. Moreover, I believe that our God is a God who has revealed himself in a way that can be known and comprehended by the common people without resorting to the technical intricacies of a language or sophisticated philosophies and that resorting to such things is the mark of prideful wayward men. The Light of Truth is never difficult to comprehend except to darkness.

I am also trying to structure this site so that anyone can have easy and quick access to information. I do not wish to leave one stone unturned and to address every single Trinitarian error and objection. I hope to improve the quantity and quality of the information on an ongoing basis, God willing. This is a very, very important issue to our faith.

KNS - December 2003

"I do not accept approval from men. But I know you, that you do not have the love of God in you. I have come in the name of my Father and you do not accept Me. If another comes in his own name, him you will approve. How can you believe, who accept approval from one another and do not seek the approval that comes from the only God?" - Lord Jesus, the Messiah