lolita said:
Glad to see that people can understand Wicca and Paganism~! I do like those and Buddhism. I like how in Wicca you apply a lot of spititual stuff from other religions that you like (ex. meditation). And there's no head, you're your own teacher and it makes sense, morally. "Do what you want as long as it doesn't hurt anyone (inc yourself)." Oh and you don't need to believe in God or any specific god/esse/s either. Personally I am a pantheist, although I do think humans can chose a figure to worship so that it's easier to understand or relate to for example, God Thor-I mean he's a guy with a frikkin' giant hammer that shoots lightning! How awesome is that!? I'd chose Freyja though, she has two giant cats! *love* I don't quite get in Christianity is the trinity. God, Jesus and Holy Spirit... I never understood and it always kept me away from reading much about it. I always also thought that the way holy scriptures are written (no matter which religion), no wonder so many people interpret them differently! They're really hard to read and understand. You would have thought God would make it simple and clear so there's no confusion and people would follow things correctly. Not that clever I guess! :P (Just joking! If someone can explain, please do so.)
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The christian doctorine of Trinity defines God as three divine persons. Father, (God) Son (Jesus Christ) and Holy Spirit (Faith). Father, son and Holy Spirit directly co existing in unity as co-equal and co-substantial ro of one being. The Trinity itself is considerd to be a mistery of christian faith.
In This doctorine, God exists as 3 divine persons or deities,, but is one God, meaning that God the son and God the Holy spirit have exactly the same nature of being like God the Father. Whatever atributed God the Father have, the other 2 divine deities have it as well. Thus, God the son and God the Holy Spirit are also eternal, omnipresent, infinitely wise, infinetly holy, infinetly loving, omniscient