trinitarianism

Thân thiện

The pastor explained the doctrine of trinitarianism during the Sunday sermon.

Definition

Noun: * The Christian doctrine that defines God as one being in three distinct, co-equal, co-eternal persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. It is the mainstream theological understanding of the nature of God in most Christian denominations.

Usage

• Trinitarianism is a core tenet of orthodox Christian faith, distinguishing it from other monotheistic religions and non-trinitarian Christian movements.
• The term is used in theological discussions, historical studies of Christianity, and comparative religion.
• Example: The Nicene Creed is a foundational statement of Trinitarianism.
• Example: Early church councils were convened to defend Trinitarianism against various heresies.

Advanced Usage

• Economic Trinity: A perspective within Trinitarianism focusing on the distinct roles or operations of the three persons in relation to creation and salvation.
• Immanent Trinity: A perspective within Trinitarianism focusing on the eternal, internal relationships and nature of the three persons within the Godhead itself.
• Social Trinitarianism: A modern model that uses analogies of human community or society to understand the interpersonal relationships within the Trinity.

Variants and Related Words

• Trinitarian (adjective): Pertaining to the doctrine of the Trinity. (e.g., Trinitarian theology)
• Trinitarian (noun): A person who believes in the doctrine of the Trinity.
• Trinity (noun): The central object of the belief; the triune Godhead itself.
• Unitarianism (noun): A Christian theological movement that rejects the doctrine of the Trinity, affirming the singular personhood of God.

Synonyms

• Doctrine of the Trinity
• Triune theology

Antonyms

• Unitarianism
• Modalism
• Arianism
• Binitarianism

Học thuật

Noun

1. Christian doctrine stressing belief in the Trinity

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