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Consuming Fire, Unquenched Torment: The Traditional View of Hell Reexamined

Consuming Fire, Unquenched Torment: The Traditional View of Hell Reexamined

Preface About two weeks ago, I received a call from my sister. Immediately upon answering the phone she seemed very frustrated. You see she attends a Christian college with a lot of theology students and has just witnessed what they have been not just learning but also teaching. A doctrine

Expanding TrinityApologetics: New Projects and Resources

Expanding TrinityApologetics: New Projects and Resources

For about two years now, TrinityApologetics has mostly been a blogging website. It’s been a space where I’ve shared thoughts, arguments, and insights on Christian apologetics. However, I’ve decided to shift our direction slightly. I want to make other projects and resources that can be both edifying

Is Speaking in Tongues Necessary for Salvation?

Is Speaking in Tongues Necessary for Salvation?

In contemporary Christian circles looms a debate unlike any other, A debate that changes EVERYTHING! The debate is about whether speaking in tongues is necessary for salvation. Don don don. Alright alright, dramatic music out of the way, lets get serious. This debate is a ridiculous one. One that I

The Rise of the Baptists

The Rise of the Baptists

The Baptist denomination, one of the largest Protestant groups worldwide, has a rich and somewhat complex origin story that intertwines with the broader history of Christianity. That said, I have noticed that a lot of people, don't know the origins of this monolithic denomination. So in this article

Can You See God and Live? Exploring Biblical Contradictions and the Divinity of Jesus

Can You See God and Live? Exploring Biblical Contradictions and the Divinity of Jesus

One frequent objection I encounter from Muslims, Atheists, and even some non-Trinitarians revolves around the claim that "In the Old Testament, no one has seen God and lived; therefore, how could people see Jesus and live?" The argument seems pretty straightforward: if Jesus is God, shouldn't

From Sabbath to Sunday: The Theological Shift to Sunday Worship

From Sabbath to Sunday: The Theological Shift to Sunday Worship

One question I frequently encounter, especially from those exploring or coming from a Jewish background, is why do Christians worship on Sunday rather than Saturday. At first glance, this might seem a bit trivial, but upon a closer examination, we can see deep-rooted theological significance. This practice isn't

Scripture, Reformers, and Contraception: Navigating the Protestant Divide

Scripture, Reformers, and Contraception: Navigating the Protestant Divide

On December 3rd, X user The Layman Apologist posted a poll asking if contraceptives are sinful. Contrceptives are sinful:December 3, 2024 The poll results were as follows: Protestant: Yes - 385 votes Protestant: No - 299 votes RC/EO: Yes - 136 votes RC/EO: No - 20 votes