Publisher's Synopsis
"Eclipsing The Trinity: A Catholic Response To Oneness Pentecostalism" is not for the theologically timid. This is a bold, unapologetic, and razor-sharp examination of one of the most persistent heresies repackaged for the modern age. With the clarity of a scholar, the wit of a satirist, and the conviction of apostolic tradition, this book dismantles the doctrinal house of cards known as Oneness Pentecostalism and calls its adherents to rediscover the faith of the early Church.
From the ancient errors of Sabellius to the 20th-century rise of modalistic Pentecostal sects, "Eclipsing the Trinity" charts a course through theological history, exposing the philosophical, exegetical, and ecclesiological failures of anti-Trinitarian theology. Drawing on Sacred Scripture, the Church Fathers, conciliar definitions, and centuries of Catholic theological insight, this work delivers a devastating critique of modalism in all its forms-while extending a sincere invitation to return to the fullness of divine revelation.
Whether you're a curious Protestant, a devout Catholic, or a confused Oneness Pentecostal searching for solid ground, this book offers a compelling defense of the most central doctrine of the Christian faith: the Most Holy Trinity-one God in three divine Persons.
Inside these pages, you will discover:
-A hard-hitting theological and historical critique of Oneness theology
-The biblical and patristic foundations of Trinitarian doctrine
-The philosophical and scriptural incoherence of modalism
-A full-throated defense of the sacraments, apostolic succession, and the Magisterium
-A charitable but firm invitation to Oneness adherents to come home to the Church Christ founded
Prepare to be challenged. Prepare to be educated. And if you're open to the truth, prepare to be transformed.
