663. The Trinity Now a Minority Belief in America (Dustin Smith)

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  Are you under the impression that everyone believes in the Trinity? Most denominational creeds, seminary requirements, and church statements of faith begin with a confession that there is one God who exists in three persons. Perhaps you think that this means that American pastors believe in the Trinity and they faithfully teach it to Read more about 663. The Trinity Now a Minority Belief in America (Dustin Smith)[…]

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