Notas
The Trinity
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God the Father
God is referred to 'Father' because it shows respect and is what Jesus used.
"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" Genesis 1:1 NIV
God is described as the creator of the world and created it in six days.
Christians believe that God created the world to be a good thing and God's gift given to us is life. Some Christians believe that the world was created for us to be responsible for looking after the environment
God the father as the judge after death, deciding whether you end up in hell or heaven as he is omniscient.
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God the Son
Christians believe that Jesus is the incarnation of God - fully God, fully human.
Jesus is the Christ or Messiah (Anointed One Of God)
Made Christians believe that Jesus is the model that all Christians should behave for be obedience to God the Father
His recordings of life and teachings are all in The Gospels, which is what Christians should follow to live their lives
'Lamb Of God'- how the lambs offers sacrifices to God
Christians believe that Jesus forgave the people that sinned
Believe that God put all the sins of the world on him at his crucifixation
Many Christians help those who are suffering.
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God the Holy Spirit
Christians believe that the Holy Spirit is the presence of God in the world
Holy Spirits guides them to be good Christians
Holy Spirit can descend on Christians when they worship, such as speaking in different languages or shaking uncontrollably
During the Great Schism, the Roman Catholic and the Orthodox church split up due to different beliefs on the Holy Spirit
Catholics believe the Holy Spirit descend from the God the Father and God the Son
Orthodox Christians believe the Holy Spirit is the product of God the Father alone.
Roman Catholics believe that the Holy Spirit guides the Church.
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- Year 10 Religious Studies Notas sobre The Trinity, criado por Monica Vong em 23-09-2017.
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- Monica Vong · set 2017
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