Why Do We Call God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit The Trinity?
Dr. E explains that the Trinity isn’t named in the Bible, but it’s clearly taught—one God, three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Q: Are (or why are) issues like homosexuality and transgenderism “hills worth dying on” for believers? Can’t we agree to disagree with, for example, the Episcopalians, over differing interpretations of Scripture?
Resource Mentioned: Out of a Far Country, Christopher Yuan
Don’t let the culture define your identity in Christ.
I’m going to defend the scripture. Christians are afraid to say, “I’m not mad at you, I don’t hate you, but that’s not what the Scripture says.”
Be loving and kind to your friends but don’t back down.
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Dr. E explains that the Trinity isn’t named in the Bible, but it’s clearly taught—one God, three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Dr. E emphasizes the importance of understanding core beliefs and encourages believers to engage Catholics with grace.
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