Doctrines of Truth vs Doctrines of Men: Ancient Truths Restored By Kermit B. Duncombe What if some of the most widely accepted teachings in modern Christianity were never taught by the Messiah or His apostles? Doctrines of Truth vs Doctrines of Men is a Scripture-centered examination of how biblical faith was gradually reshaped by tradition, philosophy, and institutional authority. Rather than asking readers to accept inherited beliefs, this book calls them back to the original standard used by the prophets, the Messiah, and the early apostles: “Is it written?” Through careful biblical analysis and historical context, Kermit B. Duncombe exposes the difference between teachings that arise directly from Scripture and doctrines that developed later through councils, creeds, and political pressure. The book addresses critical issues such as the Nicolaitan spirit of compromise, the influence of Greek philosophy on Christian theology, the origins of later creedal formulations, and the biblical relationship between the Father, the Son, and the Spirit. Written with clarity, reverence, and restraint, this work does not seek to create division, but to restore understanding. It challenges readers to test doctrine, reject blind tradition, and return to worship rooted in truth, obedience, and humility before the Most High. This book is for readers who desire: Scripture over tradition Truth over comfort Discernment over assumption Obedience over religious approval Doctrines of Truth vs Doctrines of Men is not an attack on faith, it is a call to restore it.