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The doctrine of the Trinity requires | The doctrine of the Trinity requires agreement with the following three statements: | ||
:A. There is one God. | :A. There is one God. | ||
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:C. The three are distinct. | :C. The three are distinct. | ||
The purpose of this Bible study is to list a number of passages the deal with each of these three statements. | The purpose of this Bible study is to list a number of passages the deal with each of these three statements.<br> | ||
==There is one God== | ==There is one God== | ||
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#There is one God. | #There is one God. | ||
If you do not believe the first statement, you end up with | If you do not believe the first statement, you end up with the ancient heresy of Sabellianism, which we deal with in this article - [[Oneness]] | ||
If you do not believe the second statement, | If you do not believe the second statement, you end up with the ancient heresy of [[Dynamic Monarchianism|Adoptionism]], [[Arianism]] or [[Nestorianism]]. | ||
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