Did Thomas say what I THINK he said? HERESY!

Nope, Thomas did not say what many of you thought he said... There were 3 areas where some of you thought Thomas was incorrect in his history of the Anti-Trinitarians, so I've asked him to do this short video in order to clear the air concerning what you thought he said... Below are the 3 questions viewers were concerned about: 1) Was Ignatius of Antioch an Anti-Trinitarian? Thomas' response: Nope, he believed in the Trinity, though the word itself wasn't coined for another few decades. There were others in the 2nd century, who took what he wrote and expanded beyond what he would have intended in order to come to their anti-Trinitarian conclusions. But we shouldn't then blame him for those conclusions. 2) Did the Nestorians not believe in the cross for salvation? Thomas' response: Yes, they did believe in the cross, but it was small groups of Christians in the East who didn't believe in the cross for salvation, and were in fact against the Nestorians. 3) Were the Ebionites the embodiment of the Early Church? Thomas' response: No, the Ebionites were quite heretical, and, though they had some influence on later anti-Trinitarians, they did not exist during the time Islam began, so could not have had any direct influence on Islam's stance concerning the Trinity. © Pfander Centre for Apologetics - US, 2021 (60,310) Music: "Travels" by Aleksound, from filmmusic-io