divine trinity
Father, Son, Spirit
The divine trinity is the Christian doctrine that God exists as three persons in one essence: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The concept attempts to reconcile monotheism with the distinct roles of God the creator, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
The divine trinity is central to Catholic, Orthodox, and most Protestant theology.
Also called the Holy Trinity or simply the Trinity.
- three personsA triplet of individuals
- one GodMonotheism's core belief
- Cappadocian FathersThree fourth-century Trinitarian shapers
- early churchFirst-century Christian communities
- hypostasisUnderlying essence or substance
Augustine of Hippo · immanence · transcendence · Eastern Orthodoxy · Nicene Creed · sign of the cross · glory be · essence · Protestantism · substance · Council of Nicaea · Roman Catholicism · ontology · threefold · metaphysics · dialectics · Holy Spirit · duality
divine trinitymonotheism
Belief in one god
polytheism · tawhid · pantheism · godhead
divine trinityatheism
Rejection of deities
godlessness · non-theism · secular humanism · materialism · nihilism
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