by Tom Raddatz | Oct 18, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Son of God (Christology), Writings
Foreknowledge vs. Preexistence: What the Bible Actually Says INTRODUCTION For many believers, the question of whether Jesus preexisted before His birth seems settled simply by reading a handful of verses. Phrases like “Before Abraham was, I am” or “I came down from...
by Tom Raddatz | Oct 18, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Son of God (Christology), Writings
The “Dual Nature” Doctrine: How 2nd-Century Blasphemy Became 4th-Century Orthodoxy A common Trinitarian gloss states that “Jesus is 100% God and 100% man.” No Scripture ever says this. This statement is actually a subtle admission in disguise—an attempt to preserve...
by Tom Raddatz | Oct 17, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Son of God (Christology), Writings
The Serpent’s Playbook vs God’s Immutable Standards Introduction Many Christians have never been shown the big picture of God’s salvation plan for mankind. This brief summary is drawn from my larger study, The Oldest Trick in the Book: Exposing How God’s People Fall...
by Tom Raddatz | Oct 14, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Son of God (Christology), Writings
The Biblical Principle of Agency In this study, I want to share with you a profound biblical truth that also has to be, in my opinion at least, the most blatantly obvious yet most overlooked biblical doctrine that there ever was. That is the doctrine of “agency” or...
by Tom Raddatz | Oct 12, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Writings
Exposing the Serpent’s Proof-Text Ping Pong: Reclaiming the Biblical Jesus Trinitarians often accuse Biblical Unitarians of approaching Scripture with a preconceived bias toward a human Jesus, as if we impose our theology onto the text. In reality, this is a...
by Tom Raddatz | Oct 2, 2025 | God the Father and Jesus Christ His Son, Son of God (Christology)
21 Notable Misunderstandings in the Book of John There are 21 notable misunderstandings in the Book of John. Could these hold the clue to properly interpreting John’s Gospel regarding Jesus’s identity? These misunderstandings reveal a formidable pattern where...