FAQ 1: How can God be a solitary God, absolutely alone in His Deity, if God and Jesus Christ are Divine?

Philosophy developed a “perfect” answer for the Chris­tians of the post-apostolic church that were seeking an an­swer.  It has been docu­mented that Greek philosophy was necessary to legitimize the new Christian religion with pa­gan intellectuals.  The progression of philo­sophical thought concerning the nature of God was similar enough to the Christian dogma of the post-apostolic church to make any dif­ference small enough to be of little or no conse­quence.  This is especially true when consideration is given to how philosophical thought bridged the gap between the pagans and Christians.  However, a willingness to compromise doctrine is unacceptable, no matter how pretty the package looks.

I question the degree of influence that the Bible had in the process of obtaining an understanding of the nature of God in the post-apostolic Church.  It appears to me that the difficult texts of the Bible were inter­preted in the light of philosophical thought in­stead of referring to Biblical texts that were more easily understood.