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rdfs:comment	. The trinity is the belief that Jesus is God, the Holy Spirit is also God, and of course, God the Father is God. There are not three Gods; rather, each member of the Trinity is the same God. The Nicene Creed states that the members of the Trinity (personae in Latin, hypostases in Greek) are of one substance, and thus all are fully God, but distinct from each other. Actually, the trinity is often understood in far more complex terms from here, and there are often many misunderstandings as to its nature. The trinity is the belief that Jesus is God, the Holy Spirit is also God, and of course, God the Father is God. There are not three Gods; rather, each member of the Trinity is the same God. The Nicene Creed states that the members of the Trinity (personae in Latin, hypostases in Greek) are of one substance, and thus all are fully God, but distinct from each other. Actually, the trinity is often understood in far more complex terms from here, and there are often many misunderstandings as to its nature.
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abstract	. The trinity is the belief that Jesus is God, the Holy Spirit is also God, and of course, God the Father is God. There are not three Gods; rather, each member of the Trinity is the same God. The Nicene Creed states that the members of the Trinity (personae in Latin, hypostases in Greek) are of one substance, and thus all are fully God, but distinct from each other. Actually, the trinity is often understood in far more complex terms from here, and there are often many misunderstandings as to its nature. The trinity is the belief that Jesus is God, the Holy Spirit is also God, and of course, God the Father is God. There are not three Gods; rather, each member of the Trinity is the same God. The Nicene Creed states that the members of the Trinity (personae in Latin, hypostases in Greek) are of one substance, and thus all are fully God, but distinct from each other. Actually, the trinity is often understood in far more complex terms from here, and there are often many misunderstandings as to its nature.