The Apostolicity of Trinitarianism, by George Stanley Faber, defends the historical roots of the doctrine of the Trinity. Faber argues that the concept of the Trinity was not a later invention of the Church, but rather was present from the earliest days of Christianity, traceable to the Apostles themselves.

This meticulously researched work examines the historical evidence and theological arguments supporting the Trinity's early and widespread acceptance. Faber addresses objections and provides detailed analysis of scripture and early Church writings. Scholars and students of theology will appreciate Faber's comprehensive treatment of this central Christian doctrine and its historical foundations.

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