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I think it can vary depending on denomination but within the belief of the trinity, it is one god in the form of three persons (father, son, holy spirit). I am

I think it can vary depending on denomination but within the belief of the trinity, it is one god in the form of three persons (father, son, holy spirit). I am certainly no theologian, though, so take that with a grain of salt.

_a_a_a_ 3y ago
Just what is the holy spirit? I get the father/son, nobody ever bothered to let us know what that 3rd bit was supposed to be. Or why.
- soperj 3y ago
  Why have God if you already have Jesus? Why do you need both?
  - _a_a_a_ 3y ago
    You're asking the wrong guy!
  - scrapcode 3y ago
    Christians believe that Jesus' is atonement makes it possible for them to be resurrected and to repent and be forgiven so they can return to their Heavenly Father's presence.
- scrapcode 3y ago
  I want to preface that I am agnostic at this point in my life and I struggle with a good understanding of a great example of these and mostly the inconsistencies of their descriptions throughout denominations. But I think in general the "holy spirit" is supposed to be the "feelings" you get that "draw you into" God, or for some people the "callings" they seem to have.
  - _a_a_a_ 3y ago
    A better description (or indeed any at all) I've not come across before, at least it makes sense thanks