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The Relationship Between Father, Son and Holy Spirit

Claim: The New Testament does not reveal these three Persons to us separately, but in a profound sense of unity. Claim: The New Testament relationship between Father, Son and Holy Spirit disproves the conclusion that the Father alone should be thought of as the only True and Most High God. Endnotes FOOTNOTES

Jump to... Introduction What does "One God" mean? Is Nicene Trinitarianism Biblical? What are the origins of Nicene Trinitarianism? Relationship between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit Jesus is God Do Christians believe in Three Gods? Other Protestant attacks on the Church of Jesus Christ: Contradictions in LDS scripture? Many anti-Mormon protestants use a list of supposed "contradictions" between the Book of Mormon and other LDS scripture. This table reviews and rebuts each. Do Christians Believe in Three Gods? Review of an anti-Mormon pamphlet. Questions All Mormons Should Ask Themselves Questions which protestant critics think that Latter-day Saints cannot answer are here answered. 50 Answers from FAIR to 50 Questions Critics Ask Latter-day Saints Even more questions which protestant critics think that Latter-day Saints cannot answer are here answered. Jesus Christ/Joseph Smith DVD A review and examination of this slick anti-Mormon video

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