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do Protestants use the word "Trinity" when referring to God?

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MoNiCa4316 said:
:wave: I just have a simple question for all the Protestants...

In all the time I've been (evangelical) Protestant, I've never heard anyone use the name "the Trinity" or "the Holy Trinity". I know (most) Protestants believe in it...

Do you use this term? :confused: If not, why?

thanks! :)
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Yes. Of course. And all the churches that I attend with any regularity, which are from Pentecostal to Anglican, do as well. I have to think that Protestants who never do are an exception.
 
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