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<blockquote data-quote="Dogbrain" data-source="post: 1196364" data-attributes="member: 14980">You have been woefully misled regarding Christian doctrine.Trinitarian Christianity (the majority of Christians) holds God to be a tripartite Entity.&nbsp; My own Church interprets the matter thus:The Father is eternally begetting and the source.&nbsp; The Son is eternally being begotten of the Father.&nbsp; The Holy Spirit is eternally proceeding from the Father.&nbsp; All three are one, where one is, the other two are.&nbsp; They are one in Essence and Will.&nbsp; There was never a time when the Father was not begetting the son.&nbsp; There was never a time in which the Holy Spirit is not proceeding from the Father.&nbsp; Likewise, the Son is always being begotten of the father.The terms used are an attempt to comprehend ultimately transcendent and timeless relations between the hypostases of the Trinity.&nbsp; Each hypostasis is an actualization of the Trinity, but God is the Whole.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dogbrain, post: 1196364, member: 14980"] You have been woefully misled regarding Christian doctrine. Trinitarian Christianity (the majority of Christians) holds God to be a tripartite Entity. My own Church interprets the matter thus: The Father is eternally begetting and the source. The Son is eternally being begotten of the Father. The Holy Spirit is eternally proceeding from the Father. All three are one, where one is, the other two are. They are one in Essence and Will. There was never a time when the Father was not begetting the son. There was never a time in which the Holy Spirit is not proceeding from the Father. Likewise, the Son is always being begotten of the father. The terms used are an attempt to comprehend ultimately transcendent and timeless relations between the hypostases of the Trinity. Each hypostasis is an actualization of the Trinity, but God is the Whole. [/QUOTE]

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