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Gabriel D

Hey guys let me introduce myself. My name is Gabe and I’m a Christian. I believe in standing for the faith. I am the founder of TrinityApologetics.com

Are Baptists and Anabaptists the Same?

Are Baptists and Anabaptists the Same?

Across my favorite social media platform 𝕏, I’ve noticed a recurring mistake: people frequently label Baptists as Anabaptists, seeminly believing that the two groups are identical or interchangeable. This confusion often surfaces in discussions about baptism, where their shared practices spark assumptions of... I guess a good word would be

What is Protestantism?

What is Protestantism?

What Is Protestantism? - Audio0:00/693.837751× Picture a vast, sprawling family tree of Christianity, its branches twisting through time and culture, each limb bearing a different tradition. Some are ancient, heavy with incense and icons; others are young, pulsing with guitars and raised hands. Somewhere in this tangle,

What is Calvinism? A Historical and Theological Exploration

What is Calvinism? A Historical and Theological Exploration

Explore Calvinism: John Calvin’s theology, history, and key figures like Knox. Uncover TULIP misconceptions in this in-depth guide.

What is Dispensationalism?

What is Dispensationalism?

Dispensationalism is a theological framework within evangelical Christianity that interprets biblical history and prophecy through a series of distinct periods, or "dispensations"

An Analysis of Orthodox, Economic, and Social Trinitarianism

An Analysis of Orthodox, Economic, and Social Trinitarianism

The doctrine of the Trinity stands as one of the most important doctrines of Christian theology, articulating the nature of God as one divine essence existing eternally in three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Across the centuries, theologians have sought to clarify this doctrine, resulting in various interpretive

What is Synergism?

What is Synergism?

Synergism, central to Arminianism and Catholicism, views salvation as a divine-human partnership. Rooted in John 3:16, it stresses God’s prevenient grace enabling free human response, balancing divine love and responsibility from Cassian to Wesley.

What is Monergism?

What is Monergism?

Monergism, a key Reformed doctrine, insists salvation is solely God’s work. Based on Ephesians 2:8-9, it highlights divine grace transforming hearts, ensuring faith, and securing redemption—emphasizing God’s sovereignty from Augustine to Calvin.