Christology

The Trinity and the Nature of God

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The Trinity and the Nature of God

Traditional Christian Teaching on the Trinity In mainstream Christian theology developed through the early creeds, God is understood as one divine being who eternally exists as three distinct persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These three persons are not interchangeable and are not manifestations of a single role, yet they share one … Read more

D&C 93 and the Nature of God Part 1

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D&C 93 and the Nature of God illustrated through early Christian theological debates

D&C 93 and the Nature of God – Part 1 Early Christian Context: Monotheism and the Nature of Christ Judaism in the time of Jesus was distinguished from surrounding pagan religions primarily by monotheism. Pagan religions accepted many gods; Judaism rejected the existence of other gods entirely. This strict monotheism created a theological problem for … Read more