Edward G. Palmer

In "God And The Trinity: Why It Is An Unbiblical Doctrine, " Edward G. Palmer delivers a compelling and thorough examination of one of Christianity's most debated doctrines-the Trinity. Drawing on nearly fifty years of theological study and personal spiritual reflection, Palmer rigorously challenges the traditional interpretation of the Trinity upheld by Catholic and Orthodox teachings. Palmer systematically critiques the scriptural foundations of the Trinity, arguing that this doctrine diverges from the teachings of Jesus and the Bible's original intent.
He emphasizes interpreting Scripture independently of established church doctrine and urges a return to the plain meaning of biblical texts. The book presents fifteen foundational rules for interpretation, empowering readers to seek God's truth directly from Scripture. Throughout the book, Palmer explores core theological questions-including the nature of God, the identity of Jesus, and the role of the Holy Spirit-and examines how these doctrines shape Christian faith and practice.
He presents thought-provoking challenges to traditional perspectives on Jesus' divinity and encourages readers to reexamine their beliefs with openness and integrity. Blending personal stories, careful scriptural analysis, and theological insight, "God And The Trinity" invites readers to reconsider their understanding of God and deepen their relationship with Him through biblical truth. This book is for anyone seeking a more authentic, Scripture-based faith-not only those questioning the doctrine of the Trinity.