what do the holy trinity exactly entails? and the original sin?
2007-12-26
09:16:07
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Holy trinity contradicts the first commandment, doesn't it? and do you believe that everyone has a 'share' of the 'sin' that adam and eve committed?(isn't it that when we die, we will be questioned about what we did in our lives and not about what we added to the sins that we supposedly 'inherited' from adam and eve?)-- No offense but if the 'holy trinity' is deemed as a 'bull' or 'myth'--then it follows that catholism is? because the trinity is the main 'frame' of catholicism.
2007-12-26
11:17:46 ·
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The Trinity is an idea, early in Christianity, that there is but one god. The one god is experienced by people as god the father, the creator of Heaven and Earth. The one god is also experienced by people as Jesus of Nazareth who was also fully human while being fully divine. The one god is also experienced in the world as Spirit, that spoke through the prophets and is the "Lord and Giver of Life."
The idea of trinity is that there is but one god, but the one god is experienced in three distinct ways. Further, each way we experience the god is fully the god, god cannot be divided.
The idea of the original sin was that sin is a form of illness, an imperfection. Only god can remove the illness. Jesus, in early Christianity, was called the "medicine of life." Later forms of Christianity saw the "original sin" as a judicial violation and hence somewhat like a contract breach.
2007-12-26 09:28:43
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answered by OPM 7
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While I am not a Christian, I agree that the non-Trinitarian view of God seems more sensible. You might want to look at the non-Trinitarian versions of Christianity.
I would suggest looking into these Christian churches which are all non-Trinitarian: Jehovah's Witnesses, Christadelphians, Bible Students, American Unitarian Conference, Arian Catholic Church, Oneness Pentecostal, UU Christian Fellowship, etc. Swedenborgianism (look up Swedenborg on Wikipedia) was also non-Trinitarian. Perhaps one of these may speak to your condition. You can find all of them doing an online search.
While it is true that LDS Mormons do not believe in the Trinity, they have a doctrine of Godhead and eternal progression which is more polytheistic than monotheistic.
2007-12-26 18:19:53
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answered by Anonymous
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OK! History lesson! I love this part! It began with Noah. He had triplets, Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Ham was a pagan. The only requirement to being saved from the flood, was to get on the boat. After the flood, Ham had a son, and his name was Nimrod (Ninos), who founded Babylon, built the city's of Babylon and built the tower of Babel. He was the first defied (made a god) human after the flood. Nimrod had a wife, she was queen Semiramis, she was known as the queen of heaven (she was the second defied human after the flood), after Nimrods untimely death, the Chaldean priest told the people that the soul of Nimrod went up into the heavens and took possession of the Sun. Thus began Sun - day worship. The worship on Sunday. Some years after the death of Nimrod, Semiramis (who took no king, or consort) became pregnant, she tells the people that one morning while worshiping the rising of the Sun, a sunbeam played upon her stomach and she became pregnant (pagan virgin pregnancy), in due time she gave birth to a son, on Dec 25 (about 2000 years before the birth of Christ) and his name was Tammuz (the third defied human after the flood). When Tammuz died at a young age ( it is uncertain weather he was in his 20's or 30's) a 40 days of morning was decreed by Samarium's, and the first sunday after the spring equinox he was buried (Lent and Easter). When he died the Chaldean priest told the people that the soul of Tammuz went up into the heavens and took possession of the morning star. And upon the death of Semerimis, the Chaldean priest told the people that her soul went up into the heavens and took possession of the moon. And there you have the 'holy' trinity.
2007-12-26 17:46:26
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answered by Anonymous
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The Trinity doctrine is bull,and the original sin was refusing Gods rullership or a desire to rule oneself ,as in knowing right from wrong .
2007-12-26 18:22:59
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answered by hunter 6
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You miss spelled Holy.
In the case of the trinity, it is spelled "Holely"
It is so full of holes, that the best people can say is 'it's a mystery.
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The bible hints at it.
It is a pagan teaching brought in by the "philosophies of men"
Col 2:8
Original sin?
This was disobedience. Doing something God told Adam and Eve not to do.
They tried to rob from God his Right to make decisions for His creation.
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2007-12-26 18:09:47
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answered by TeeM 7
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinity
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15047a.htm
2007-12-26 17:20:44
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answered by Anja 3
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