Trinity
Faith Q&A › Metropolitan Youssef › Our Lord and the Faith
14 questions
- I do believe in the unity of the Holy Trinity, however, I just do not seem to get it. Could you please explain it?
- To say ‘God is three separate beings’ alludes of polytheism. As we approach those in Islam or Judaism, aren't we risking truth to defend a Godhead idea that does not even…
- Theologians today are in agreement that the Hebrew Bible (O.T.) does not contain a doctrine of the Trinity "and that the New Testament also does not contain an explicit…
- We believe that "God The Father, God The Son, and God The Holy Spirit" are equal to each other in one unity. But are they the same as or different from each other?
- I have a number of questions concerning the nature of our Lord Jesus Christ:
- Is the Trinity something we just came up with using the Father Son and the Holy Spirit or is it really mentioned in the Holy Bible as the Trinity?
- Where does the Trinity Doctrine come from? I can not find the word "Trinity" in the Holy Bible. When and how did it originate?
- Does each person of the Holy Trinity have a different personality or is it one personality?
- Would it be correct to think of God as a great body having different limbs only three of which we (mankind) have perceived?
- I have a question regarding 1 John 5:7-8 which reads in the KJV:
- On the incident of the Transfiguration, a very distinct voice from heaven was heard. How could then our Lord Jesus Christ and the Godhead be one, when in fact two…
- I’m a Muslim and I have this question for you, I'm interested about Christianity and I have some questions about things that do not make any sense in my mind. I want to…
- I know the Trinity never separated, so how were the Father and the Holy Spirit a part of Jesus Christ when He was in His humanity?
- Can you please explain the Holy Trinity for me? If anyone asks me what is the Holy Trinity, what would be my answer?
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