The Watchtower's booklet "Should You Believe in the Trinity?" misquotes scholars, fabricates historical claims, and cites sources out of context. We document the evidence case by case.
Category: Jehovah’s Witnesses
Did the Council of Nicaea Invent the Trinity? The Pre-Nicene Evidence
Was the Trinity invented in 325 AD by Constantine? We examine Ignatius, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, and Tertullian — all writing centuries before Nicaea — who affirmed the full deity of Christ.
The Holy Spirit: Person or Active Force? Answering the JW Denial of the Spirit’s Personhood and Deity
Jehovah's Witnesses teach that the Holy Spirit is just God's "active force." But Scripture says the Spirit speaks, grieves, wills, and can be lied to — equated directly with God in Acts 5:3–4.
The Deity of Christ: Answering JW Objections to John 1:1, John 14:28, and Colossians 1:16
Jehovah's Witnesses say Jesus is "a god," not God. We examine the Greek of John 1:1, the NWT's insertion of "other" in Colossians 1, John 14:28, and Christ as YHWH in the New Testament.
The Trinity in the New Testament: The Baptism, the Great Commission, and the Apostolic Letters
The New Testament overflows with Trinitarian evidence — from the baptism of Jesus to John 1:1, Thomas calling Christ "My God," and Paul's triadic benedictions. All the key passages examined.
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