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So what do we have after 80 posts and what can we learn about this as the "Three in One". Here it goes:
1. ONENESS THEOLOGY. They believe that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are the same God with no distinction in person or being. The one God simply manifest himself in these three ways and /or at different times.
2. TRINITARIAN THEOLOGY. They believe that there is one God made up of 3 separate and distinct persons of but one indivisibe essence. These 3 persons existed from eternity, and are equal in power and substance. They are known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The undivided essence of God belongs equally to each of the 3 persons. The Church confeses the Triity to be a mystery beyond the comprehension of man.
3.ARIAN THEOLOGY. They believe that there is one God, and that God is one. That God is called the Heavenly Father. That there is one Lord who is not God, Jesus Christ, who is the son of God. And they believe that the Holy Spirit is the influence of God´s power. The Father and Son are separate beings and the Father is superior in power, wisdom and authority. Jesus is God´s express image and was given all power on heaven and earth.
4. UNITARIAN THEOLOGY. (Do not confuse this with the modern day liiberal unitarians) They believe that there is one God, the Father, and one Lord, Jesus Christ. Jesus became God´s son at his birth on earth but did not expist previously. The holy Spirit is God´s power.
There you have it!
To do some more cut ´n slicing and paste-ing, I would like to suggest that one should go into pre-christian study to find out how and where these influences have come into biblical thinking, i.e...Jewish, hellentistic Jewish thought, kabbalah, Gnosticism, etc..these and others have one way or another syngeristically influenced scriptural interpretation. Perhaps, now-a-days, tradition has replaced scriptures to the point of blurring what scripture actually says. At least this and the above are something to think about.
David.
So what do we have after 80 posts and what can we learn about this as the "Three in One". Here it goes:
1. ONENESS THEOLOGY. They believe that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are the same God with no distinction in person or being. The one God simply manifest himself in these three ways and /or at different times.
2. TRINITARIAN THEOLOGY. They believe that there is one God made up of 3 separate and distinct persons of but one indivisibe essence. These 3 persons existed from eternity, and are equal in power and substance. They are known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The undivided essence of God belongs equally to each of the 3 persons. The Church confeses the Triity to be a mystery beyond the comprehension of man.
3.ARIAN THEOLOGY. They believe that there is one God, and that God is one. That God is called the Heavenly Father. That there is one Lord who is not God, Jesus Christ, who is the son of God. And they believe that the Holy Spirit is the influence of God´s power. The Father and Son are separate beings and the Father is superior in power, wisdom and authority. Jesus is God´s express image and was given all power on heaven and earth.
4. UNITARIAN THEOLOGY. (Do not confuse this with the modern day liiberal unitarians) They believe that there is one God, the Father, and one Lord, Jesus Christ. Jesus became God´s son at his birth on earth but did not expist previously. The holy Spirit is God´s power.
There you have it!
To do some more cut ´n slicing and paste-ing, I would like to suggest that one should go into pre-christian study to find out how and where these influences have come into biblical thinking, i.e...Jewish, hellentistic Jewish thought, kabbalah, Gnosticism, etc..these and others have one way or another syngeristically influenced scriptural interpretation. Perhaps, now-a-days, tradition has replaced scriptures to the point of blurring what scripture actually says. At least this and the above are something to think about.
David.
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