'Divine person' diaporamas de présentation

The process of the Catholic apologetic and dogmatic up-building is logical and never-failing.

The process of the Catholic apologetic and dogmatic up-building is logical and never-failing. . The Catholic theologian first establishes the teaching body to which Christ gave His deposit of revealed truth, to have and to keep and to hand down that deposit without error or failure. .

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The process of the Catholic apologetic and dogmatic up-building is logical and never-failing.

The process of the Catholic apologetic and dogmatic up-building is logical and never-failing. The Catholic theologian first establishes the teaching body to which Christ gave His deposit of revealed truth, to have and to keep and to hand down that deposit without error or failure.

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Biblical Doctrine of The Holy Spirit - The Holy Spirit as a Person

Our belief in the Holy Trinity is fundamental to our Christian faith and is based on the belief that there is only one God, but that the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are all God. We believe that the Holy Spirit is an equal part of the Trinity and the same as the Father and the Son in every sense! To believe in the Holy Trinity, we also have to believe in the person of the Holy Spirit and that the Holy Spirit is a separate (distinct) person.

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Autumn Series on the Holy Spirit

1) Who is He? 2 The Spirit and Creation 3) The Spirit and Jesus 4) The Spirit and Salvation 5) The Spirit and the Christian i ) Assurance ii) The Fruit of the Spirit iii) Prayer and Guidance 6) The Spirit and Truth 7) The Spirit and the Church i ) Unity ii) Gifts iii) Worship

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The Holy Spirit & the Godhead

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Lesson No. 7

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THE PERSONALITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

Lesson 4 for January 28, 2017. THE PERSONALITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. Is the Holy Spirit a force flowing from God or is He a divine Person equal to the Father and the Son? Does that question matter or does it change the way we relate to God?. Jesus and the Spirit: How Jesus described Him.

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God (Divine Nature)

Father (1st Person). is. is not. is not. God (Divine Nature). Holy Spirit (3rd Person). Son Word Logos (2nd Person). is. is. is not. God. divine person. Divine Nature. Son. Jesus. human nature.

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Christmas

Christmas. At Christmas, the glory of heaven is shown in the weakness of the baby; the Epiphany is the manifestation of the Messiah King of Israel to all nations.

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