Sean Finnegan

About Sean Finnegan

With the heart of a true reformer, Sean Finnegan encourages reformation in Christianity today. His passion is to see Christians recapture the truths, spirit, and faith of those who were the first followers of Jesus. In that vein, he is the founder of Restitutio a podcast devoted to the “Restoration of Authentic Christianity” and is also the developer and manager of several other websites and online ministries. He is a consulting editor for 21st Century Reformation Online. Sean Finnegan received a Master of Theological studies degree from Boston University's School of Theology. He attended Atlanta Bible College where he obtained a Bachelor of Theology degree in 2005. He now serves as an adjunct professor for that college, teaching intensive classes on Church History, Apologetics, Evangelism, and Basic Bible Doctrine.

The Trinity Before Nicea

The Trinity Before Nicea

Sean Finnegan2019-07-08T20:28:37-05:00

Sean Finnegan gives an excellent exposition on the question: Did Christians believe in the Trinity before Nicea? [...]

The Trinity Before NiceaSean Finnegan2019-07-08T20:28:37-05:00

John 1:1, 14 – A Synopsis
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John 1:1, 14 – A Synopsis

Sean Finnegan2019-03-15T19:53:58-05:00

"The word of God is never, in any one of the 42 books of the Bible preceding this [...]

John 1:1, 14 – A SynopsisSean Finnegan2019-03-15T19:53:58-05:00

A Biblical Unitarian View of the Holy Spirit

A Biblical Unitarian View of the Holy Spirit

Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:43:20-05:00

Trying to nail down a biblical definition for the word “spirit” is like [...]

A Biblical Unitarian View of the Holy SpiritSean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:43:20-05:00

Sola Scriptura and Perspicuity

Sola Scriptura and Perspicuity

Sean Finnegan2019-03-09T19:13:16-05:00

The Great Pressure on Protestants to Read the Trinity Into the Bible... From the time of the Protestant [...]

Sola Scriptura and PerspicuitySean Finnegan2019-03-09T19:13:16-05:00

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 1

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 1

Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:44:18-05:00

Translators have historically held incredible power to influence millions of Bible-readers over the eons. Many impressive developments have occurred in the field of textual criticism and lexicology over the last century.

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 1Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:44:18-05:00

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 2

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 2

Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:44:28-05:00

In the first part of this investigation into the holy spirit and translation bias, I limited my focus to relative pronouns used to refer to the holy spirit. In what follows I will broaden my inquiry to include several other key texts and important concepts related to God’s spirit.

The Holy Spirit and Translation Bias – Part 2Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T16:44:28-05:00

Five Major Problems with the Trinity

Five Major Problems with the Trinity

Sean Finnegan2019-03-08T19:59:09-05:00

This is an excellent analysis of the Doctrine of the Trinity. In it, Sean Finnegan talks about [...]

Five Major Problems with the TrinitySean Finnegan2019-03-08T19:59:09-05:00

One God – Only the Father is God

One God – Only the Father is God

Sean Finnegan2019-01-09T15:48:38-05:00

Jesus knew that this was his last time with the disciples before he would be taken into custody. [...]

One God – Only the Father is GodSean Finnegan2019-01-09T15:48:38-05:00

One God – Jesus Confirmed the Shema

One God – Jesus Confirmed the Shema

Sean Finnegan2019-01-09T16:15:23-05:00

Fact: Jews believe that God is one. The Jewish people use the Hebrew Scriptures (our Old Testament) as [...]

One God – Jesus Confirmed the ShemaSean Finnegan2019-01-09T16:15:23-05:00

The Shema is the Creed of Christ

The Shema is the Creed of Christ

Sean Finnegan2018-12-28T16:45:59-05:00

A few weeks ago I taught on “The Shema.” In preparation for this teaching I researched the various [...]

The Shema is the Creed of ChristSean Finnegan2018-12-28T16:45:59-05:00

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