What would cause a biblically committed, Trinitarian minister to reject the doctrine of the Trinity? What would also lead him to avoid embracing Unitarianism as the alternative to orthodoxy? Most importantly, does he have solid biblical arguments supporting such a departure?
Mario Shepard describes how his "quest of questions" led him to become a biblical Binitarian. He clearly lays out each of the sixteen questions that led him to his new view of the Father and the Son. Using his approach of question-based analysis, he examines several pivotal passages to demonstrate the Bible's comprehensive teaching on this important subject. He also thoughtfully, and respectfully, responds to the most common claims of Trinitarians and Unitarians.