The Triune Nature of Man: A Biblical Look at Man's Fallen Spirit
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If the sin of one man, Adam, has been passed on to the entire human race, how does this happen? Is it passed on biologically or spiritually? And if it is passed on spiritually, what is the conduit through which it passes from one man to another? All Christians assume that man is born with a fallen body and soul, but is man born with a fallen spirit as well? In The Triune Nature of Man, Reverend Terenyi explores what the Bible says on these subjects and compares this with observations that have been made in the fields of psychology and the occult. Many will be surprised at how much agreement ca...
If the sin of one man, Adam, has been passed on to the entire human race, how does this happen? Is it passed on biologically or spiritually? And if it is passed on spiritually, what is the conduit through which it passes from one man to another? All Christians assume that man is born with a fallen body and soul, but is man born with a fallen spirit as well? In The Triune Nature of Man, Reverend Terenyi explores what the Bible says on these subjects and compares this with observations that have been made in the fields of psychology and the occult. Many will be surprised at how much agreement can be found among these fields, even while they are at odds as to how this information should be used. His thoughts on these subjects could have major ramifications for everyone from theologians to therapists. Reverend John Terenyi is an avid reader with eclectic tastes and a diverse background. He has earned Certificates of Bible Studies from Philadelphia College of Bible and Emmanuel College, a certificate from the American Association of Christian Counselors, and has also received training from Liberty Home Bible Institute and Shepherds Seminary. He pastored for seven years at Baptist churches and still speaks occasionally while maintaining an online ministry. In his preaching and teaching, Reverend Terenyi attempts to show the supernatural character of the Bible as a miracle which can be seen in our day. While he touches on topics that are often considered antithetical to Christian teaching, he considers himself a Classic Dispensationalist and backs each of his opinions with solid Biblical support.
