Books Refuting Oneness Pentecostal Beliefs

Jesus Only Churches by E. Calvin Beisner

To read an excerpt of this book click here. A UPC response to this book is found here.

Oneness Pentecostals & The Trinity by Gregory A. Boyd

Gregory Boyd was formerly involved in the United Pentecostal Church. To read what he wrote about the book on his web site, click here. A UPC response to his book is found here.

Definitive Look At Oneness Theology: Defending The Tri-unity Of God by Edward L. Dalcour

Edward Dalcour operates the Department of Christian Defense ministry, an apologetic site. To view a sample of this book on Google, click here. You can listen to an interview with him about this book on the main page of his web site. He also has a number of articles about Oneness Pentacostalism on the site.

The Trinity & Eternal Sonship of Christ: A Defense Against "Oneness Pentecostal" Attacks on Historic Christianity by Bob L. Ross

Bob Ross is the director of Pilgrim Publications. To read a little more about this book, click here. This book is basically a response to David Bernard's book, "The Oneness of God." David Bernard is now the General Superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church, being elected in the fall of 2009. Mr. Ross does make some personal attacks in his book and this will probably cause some to have difficulty reading it. Ross has also written a book called Acts 2:38 And Baptismal Regeneration, though directed at Campbellites.

Oneness Pentecostal Churches by Bruce Tucker

To read an excerpt of his book, click here. He also wrote a book called Twisting the Truth that mentions Oneness Pentecostalism.

The Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit or Oneness- Jesus Only by Vel Hobbs

This is a self-published book. Vel Hobbs, in the first two paragraphs of chapter one, basically quotes from my site's page on UPC beliefs (see my paragraphs 4-7) without giving reference, which is interesting since it is stated that "the author guarantees all contents are original and do not infringe upon the legal rights of any other person or work." She simply changes the wording a little in places, thus losing some credibility in my eyes as those two paragraphs are definitely not original to her. However, she doesn't fully understand what was shared on my site as her rewording distorts what was stated about UPC church members and the Manual quote. Due to this, I cannot help but wonder if she took similar liberties with the writings of others. Though she claims no church affiliation, the author is Pentecostal in beliefs as is seen in her references to being "slain in the Spirit" and to whom she gives thanks in the opening pages. The book is written toward Oneness Pentecostalism beliefs and specifically the United Pentecostal Church. The book was prompted by her involvement with a man who was from the United Pentecostal Church as the differences in their beliefs created a problem in their relationship going farther than it had at the time the book was written. The author covers the subjects of the Godhead, water baptism and speaking in tongues and is in clear disagreement with these UPC beliefs.

The Godhead Oneness or Trinity by Frankie Greene

The "Godhead", How Many? by Bartley Joseph Linder Covers three beliefs concerning the Godhead without the author sharing his personal view.

The "Oneness" Doctrine of Pentecostalism and The Bible Doctrine of the Godhead by Gene Frost

Oneness Pentecostalism: New Truth or Old Heresy; An Easy to Understand Guide to the "Jesus Only" Movement by Steve Lagoon and Thomas Sheehey

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