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Asked by David Tanguay 1 year 296 days ago.

Have you ever tried to explain the trinity?



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three persons in one God

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» Answer from Hilda Cang Answer given 1 year 296 days ago.
My Pastor has, every now and then, explained to us the Father the Son & the Holy Spirit as One. I cannot lie, I haven't yet.

» Answer from Felicita Vazquez Answer given 1 year 296 days ago.
There is no explanation for this question, because there is not such three persons in one God.

When Jesus talked about being one with his father he was talking about they had the same way of thinking but not that they were equal(John 8:28 14:10,11). He stated very clear when he said that the father was greater than him(John 5:19,14:28 - Heb 5:8).

The Holy Spirit is the Active Strength of Jehova God(Gen 1:1,2)

» Answer from Kathy Somers Answer given 1 year 296 days ago.
Yes I tried to explain it, but people who don't believe in it, it sure is hard for them to understand it....but yes I have tried to explain it the best way I was taught in church and from reading the bible...it is complicated to someone who doesn't understand and it's defiently hard to comprehend for any human being actually if you sat down and tried to think about it.............but.........God can do anything, and I just leave it at that and believe his word.

» Comment from Felicita Vazquez Comment made 1 year 292 days ago.
Kathy!!


I just became a fan of you.


I respect your believe but you did not answer the question.


I do belive in God but there is not such thing like Trinity. You will never find that word in any part of your bible because it does not exist.


Also there is not anything complicated about God, with the right help you can understand everything about him. Please just read my comment above and go to your bible and read all the text I show.


Thanks

» Answer from G S Virk Answer given 1 year 291 days ago.
Bible says that God alone is eternal Trinity. The interior is God the Father, which is connected with the outside world is God the Son, the Lord Jesus and God the Spirit, which is linked to individual life. The Christian faith also accepts all the above is out of sight and understanding and can not be explained. The Trinity, the nature of God , is something very difficult to explain. Christen believes achieving one God, God the Son, Lord Jesus, as Muslims feel meet the one true God directly.

Basic Hindu faith (Veda) that is older than 4,000 years, thinks there is a God as a supernatural being represented (Paramatma) is internally beyond the soul (Atma), one soul (Atma) of the life attributes of a true God. Both God and Soul exist in a subtle nature ( Ohm). Hinduism also accepts full faith Trinity eternal above is out of sight and can not be explained in any language.

Again the attributes of God are given as in Christianity. They believe in the trinity of God (Ishwara), Soul (Atma) and the subtle nature (Ohm). They also believe in the Trinity of Ohm --God Burhma , god Vishnu and Mahesh Godthe . These three gods of the Trinity of Ohm are God of creation, preservation and destruction in the world and have trained many names. They are rooted in consciousness of one God (Ishwara).

Even now science accepts the eternal Trinity of electron, proton and neutral that is cretor of all in physical world. Who created electron, proton and neutral in all atom of universe- that is unexplained God.

All the major religions of the world, accept one God with the same attributes. But people receives a real name with different names and follow a different method of achieving it. That's the beauty of a God who created the civilization of man in different colors and different ways and lifestyles. He is adorable.

» Answer from Mike Tanguay Answer given 1 year 287 days ago.
God is described with different words in the Bible, a few of which translate into English as LORD, Lord, the LORD almighty, God, God Almighty and so forth. When reading these in different places in the Bible, you become aware that although God is “one” He is also “more than one”—God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit (Holy Ghost). Together, they are referred to as “the Trinity” or “the Godhead

» Answer from Dr. Carla Goddard Answer given 1 year 286 days ago.
I have, but my take is probably way off from others.

The Trinity means basically multiplicity of the Source (insert your own belief). It can be traced long before the times of christianity.

In Wicca for example, it is the three different aspects or traits of the same entity. Maiden, Mother, and Crone.

In some Christian theories that I have studied, the belief is that the Trinity does not imply an singularity, but a personification of the same One.

In Morman theory, it is believed the Trinity is three persons working towards one purpose.

In one form of Hinduism it is more the functions that are described (although they are given diety names) that make up the Trinity. They look at it as the creation, preserver, and the transformer.

A mentor of mine is Pentecostal and he described the Trinity to me as a singular One who manifests in different ways being the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

To me it is like a stone. When you turn the stone from one side to another, you see a different veiw or facet of the stone. It depends on the experience of how you perceive the stone from each side what you call it. But in the end it is still just one stone.


» Answer from Christine Breen Answer given 1 year 286 days ago.
Yes. Just like you have different facets of your personality, God has 3 distinct parts. The Father which created everything, the Son which the Father created out of himself and the Holy Spirit which is the love between Father and Son.

» Answer from Roberta Knight Answer given 1 year 239 days ago.
Not really but I believe in the Trinity. I'm a Roman Catholic.

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