Recommended Websites
Below is a growing list of websites that may be of interest to investigators. The Trinity on Trial does not necessarily endorse all views expressed on these sites. Biblical discernment is advised.
| Trinities | Dr. Dale Tuggy’s site covering all aspects of Trinitarian theories |
| Servetus the Evangelical | Pro Golfer Kermit Zarley’s site discussing his personal testimony and common Trinitarian proof texts |
| 21st Century Reformation | J. Dan & Sharon Gill’s site with a vast collection of multimedia resources covering a wide array of topics including church history and Trinitarian proof texts. |
| Christian Monotheism | Trinitarian vs Unitarian debates, proof texts discussed |
| Restoration Fellowship | Sir Anthony Buzzard’s site on God & Jesus, The Kingdom, Conditional Immortality, Eschatology |
| Kingdom of God Missions | Outreach ministry of Restoration Fellowship |
| Restitutio | Pastor Sean Finnegan’s site on recovering authentic Christianity |
| Know the Only True God |
Silas Zeb’s blog on the nature of God and Jesus Christ |
| Let the Truth Come Out | Troy Salinger’s blog on the nature of God and Jesus Christ |
| The Bible Jesus | Aussie Pastor Greg Deuble’s website on God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, Apologetics, and Eschatology |
| Land and Bible |
The Satellite Bible Atlas author Bill Schlegel’s blog on Christology, the Bible, and the land of Israel |
| One God Report | Bill Schlegel’s “Drudge Report”-esque site on all things One God. |
| Contra Modalism | The Master’s College graduate Andrew Davis’s website on Biblical Unitarianism and Church history |
| One God Worship | Hildy Chandler’s website exploring what the Bible says about the One God and how it may differ from Church tradition. |
| P.OST | Dr. Andrew Perriman’s blog seeking to get to the heart of first century New Testament theology in part by cross-examining the hermeneutic behind the Trinitarian reading of various NT proof texts |
| Integrity Syndicate | A website established as an instrument of revival to restore 1st century Apostolic Christianity. |