PART ONE – The First Christians’ Creed, Content

 

Chapter 1

The real background of the trinitarian doctrine

Chapter 2

The argument of binitarians: why do they say that the holy spirit is not a third person of the Godhead?

Chapter 3

Why the Bible doesn't say what the songs say?

Chapter 4

A mysterious verse: “All the angels of God worship him”

Chapter 5

The second problem: a second god

Chapter 6

The great problem

Chapter 7

How did they do that?

Chapter 8

The real text of Matthew 28:18,19

Chapter 9

The reconsideration of Hebrews 1:8, 10-12

Chapter 10

THE APOSTLES' CREED - Reconstruction according to the oldest known versions

 

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