Taught by Rev Dr. Paul Blackham

Christians are often asked good questions about the Trinity. This makes sense as no other religion speaks about God as the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Muslim friends are especially curious about this, as the Qur'an categorically denies the Trinity.

This Course was developed for the many Christians who come to us looking for more teaching on the Trinity. Many want to understand the differences between the Bible and all other religious ideas. Though this course is primarily addressed to Christians, whatever your religious beliefs, we hope you will enjoy the content and be prompted to look deeper into the theology (doctrine of God) presented here.

Enjoy and feel free to comment and ask questions, as you go through the course. You can either use the chat option on this course site, or email us questions through our website.

CONTENTS OF THE COURSE

PART ONE
Class Notes (15 pages)
Responding to misunderstandings
Witness to the Trinity throughout history
The Biblical doctrine of the Trinity
The Trinity in the book of Genesis
Who was Abraham's God?
Who did Moses believe in?
Recorded Talk (47 minutes)

PART TWO
Class Notes (13 pages)
The Trinity in the books of Moses
The foundational teaching of the Bible?
Trinitarian language in the Bible
Old Testament study on the Trinity
Recorded Talk (30 minutes)

PART THREE
Class Notes (12 pages)
The New Testament builds on the Old Testament
Allah is not a Trinity
New Testament study on the Trinity
Analysis and challenge
Recorded Talk (26 minutes)

HYMN
A Hymn of Praise (4 pages)
The God of Abraham

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Periodically we will record a panel of Christian Theologians answering questions you raise. Feel free to email us questions you might have. We may not be able to respond directly to every query, if not, they will be addressed by the panel, which will be recorded and uploaded across our social media platforms and on our website (www.onetruthproject.org).

The course will remain online. So enjoy it at leisure; Stop and start if you wish, or complete in one go, it's up to you. Work through it alone, or you might want to join up with Church friends, or with friends who don't share the same faith; Enjoy discussing the important topics addressed throughout the following talks and class notes.

LET'S DIVE IN!