Explores the nature of the Trinity, and puts forth Thomistic arguments that the doctrine of One God in three persons is not polytheistic.

An exploration of the Friends (Quaker) understanding of Jesus Christ by Arthur O. Roberts, Professor-at-large, George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon, USA. This is part 1 in a series of 4.

Courtesy of the Christian-Thinktank.com.

Provides perspective and scriptural references for the role of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

The subject of the deity of Jesus Christ is not just an academic issue. If Jesus Christ is not the Son of God, equal with the Father, then Christianity's special significance crumbles.

Discusses how the early Church grew into a conviction about the Holy Spirit as God.

A critical examination of the traditional church and Christian doctrine.

Writings by Athanasius, the 4th century A.D. bishop of Alexandria, defending the Christology of the Council of Nicaea

Augustine's writings on the Trinity.

Catholic and Orthodox resources for those interested in the still controversial theme of the procession of the Holy Spirit.

Essays and links on the doctrine of the Trinity.

Presents the doctrine of the Trinity from a Christian Neoplatonic perspective.

Dr. Francis J. Beckwith of the University of Nevada expounds on the doctrine of one God in three persons.

Presents the writings of Witness Lee and Watchman Nee on the Trinity.

An explanation of the Trinity with quotes from the early Church fathers.