I'm glad you posted that diagram... I was just about to.
The Trinitarian theology expressed in this diagram is a core Christian belief (not to mention being compulsory in this forum).
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Having been here for a number of years, I remember how chaotic it used to be, so some order is welcome.I'm glad you posted that diagram... I was just about to.
The Trinitarian theology expressed in this diagram is a core Christian belief (not to mention being compulsory in this forum).
Having been here for a number of years, I remember how chaotic it used to be, so some order is welcome.
I remember you as well.I remember you from the old days, actually.
And if anything, it's more chaotic now. Active membership has dropped, and the percentage of unorthodox/non-Trinitarian members has increased.
A thought keeps coming to me, The Majority of new posts I notice are prayer requests, might be the place for ministry.I remember you from the old days, actually.
And if anything, it's more chaotic now. Active membership has dropped, and the percentage of unorthodox/non-Trinitarian members has increased.
Great Question! It means you can relate to God. First, ask God to show you His Face. Then grab a Bible and read these passages from the Scriptures (Genesis 1:27, Exodus 3:18-23, Colossians 1:15, Hebrews 1:3, John 14:7-9, Revelation 4:2-4).I believe in the Trinity, but only really understand Jesus as a person. But people tell me that God and the Holy Spirit are persons. Those hardly seem like persons to me.
If you see God as a person, how does that look like to you? I don't really understand this, and maybe some answers can help.
I'm perfectly fine living as God and the Holy Spirit each are more like a force. And I'm trying to understand how people understand God as a person.
Thanks.