The Triune God

The Triune God

Philosophical Concepts and Facts

by Anis I. Milad

128 pages· 2000· ISBN 9781587216862
About
The Triune God: Philosophical Concepts and Facts is a book I wrote after thorough preparation. While I was studying the Bible through the years I met many obstacles. Those obstacles were questions in my mind about the Triune God. I searched for decades to find the answers. I realized that the scholars didn't answer the questions but they were trying to convince us that there is a mystery for every question and they never had direct answers. In this book I answer questions such as these, "How can we imagine with a simple example the existence of the Triune God? If God planned everything, why are we punished? Is there inconsistency between God's plan and the sinner's punishment or the sinner's free will? Do we have a free will? Do we resemble God? Is it possible Jesus was God and a human being at the same time? If Jesus was a human being, was it possible for the human body to ascend into heaven and to become invisible? Was Jesus only a human being or just a prophet? Is it possible for a human being or a prophet to order a dead man to walk out of his tomb or to order the storm to stop without praying earlier and publicly to God to make these miracles happen?" The answers are from the Bible and the Bible affects us all. My book points out answers for all of the mysteries I questioned through the years for anyone to consider when he or she thinks about God.

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