Title: Wrestling with the Godhead
Product review: W. Somerset Maugham wrote, "A good rule for writers: do not explain overmuch." Unfortunately, this is exactly what Boyd does. His lack of clear organization, both in text and documentation of source materials, makes for inconvenient, tedious reading. Oneness Pentecostal doctrine is simplistic. Even when contrasting "Oneness Pentecostals & the Trinity", a well-written text could cover the subject in half the space. This book is wordy, repetitive, and contains too much of Boyd's personal angst to be objective. A broader, deeper, better-written book on the subject of Oneness Pentecostalism (including the Oneness/Trinity controversy) is Thomas A. Fudge's "Christianity without the Cross: A History of Salvation in Oneness Pentecostalism".Christianity Without the Cross: A History of Salvation in Oneness Pentecostalism
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