triunity
Three forming one
Triunity refers to the state of being three in one, used almost exclusively in Christian theology to describe the doctrine of the Trinity—the belief that God exists simultaneously as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit while remaining one divine being.
The term emphasizes the unity aspect of this threefold nature.
The concept of triunity distinguishes Christianity from strictly monotheistic religions.
Divine nature itself
- FatherMale parent or priest
- coeternalEqually without temporal bounds
- coequalHaving identical rank
- consubstantialSharing the same being
hypostasis · procession · begotten · subsistence · ecumenical · dogma · orthodoxy · Augustine
Having three parts
- tripartiteConsisting of three parts
- onenessState of being unified
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- integrationCombining into a whole
coherence · indivisibility · interpenetration · mutual · relational · communion · fellowship · essence
Combined into a whole
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- synergisticJointly more effective
- interconnectedJoined in multiple ways
- systemicAffecting an entire structure
totality · gestalt · harmonious · cohesive · triadic · synthesis · interdependent · balanced
Unlimited universal power
- omniscienceUnlimited knowledge state
- omnipresenceExisting everywhere at once
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
- immanenceQuality of residing within
eternity · infinity · immutability · holiness · sovereignty · simplicity · inseparability · indivisibility
Godhead
Divine nature itself
consubstantial · hypostasis · procession · begotten · subsistence · ecumenical · dogma · orthodoxy · Augustine
threefold
Having three parts
- tripartiteConsisting of three parts
- onenessState of being unified
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
integration · coherence · indivisibility · interpenetration · mutual · relational · communion · fellowship · essence · substance
integrated
Combined into a whole
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- synergisticJointly more effective
- interconnectedJoined in multiple ways
systemic · totality · gestalt · harmonious · cohesive · triadic · synthesis · interdependent · balanced · complementary
omnipotence
Unlimited universal power
- omniscienceUnlimited knowledge state
- omnipresenceExisting everywhere at once
- transcendenceSurpassing usual limits
immanence · eternity · infinity · immutability · holiness · sovereignty · simplicity · inseparability · indivisibility
subordinationism
Doctrine of inherent ranking
triunitydivision
Splitting into parts
fragmentation · separateness · disunity · multiplicity · dissolution
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