Where Did The Trinity Come From?

It was made up around 325AD for Constantine the Great a Pagan High priest ,who is touted as being the first Christian Emperor, He converted to Christianity on his death bed.

This was the start of the false mad made doctrine of the trinity

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The Trinity is confusion. the daddy and the Holy Spirit are actually not separate "persons," the daddy is who God is; Holy Spirit is what God is God sends his own substance, no longer one among 3 persons. Jesus is the two God and guy. As guy, he hungered, thirsted, slept, and died. As God, he feeds the hungry, provides residing water, has no choose of sleep and can't die. The flesh died. In John 2:19, Jesus reported, "wreck this temple, and in 3 days i visit advance it up." Verse 21 tells what he grew to become into speaking approximately. study John a million:a million-14, John 14:9-10, Colossians 2:9-11, and that i Timothy 3:sixteen. The doctrine of the trinity arose because of the fact people who had no non secular information have been attempting to define God.

It was a word coined by the Council of Nicea around AD 325 to define how God, Jesus, and the Holy Ghost could be separate entities and yet still all be the same entity. It does not contradict the oneness of God, but rather defines different 'parts' of God. And not all Christians accept the Trinity as being scripturally sound.

Islam teaches that Jesus was not God incarnate, a claim that Jesus himself makes in John 8:58, so any Islamic teachings regarding the nature of Jesus' relation to God or the concept of the Trinity can be ignored for the sake of argument.

"For there are three who bear witness in heaven: the Father, the Word, and the Holy Spirit; and these three are one." (1 John 5:7)

From the mouth of the man who hung out WITH Jesus for 3 yrs. The "disciple whom Jesus loved." So, while the word "trinity" wasn't coined until the 4th century, the concept is definately found in the 1st Christians writings.

Are you trying to say that the three religions mentioned above are the same? If you are I couldn't disagree with you more. While Judaism is based on the OT, they neglect the NT. The Koran is not compatible with anything, not even itself. They are not the same.

It was a concept in many Greek religions of the 1st century CE.

It is "The Devine 3 in 1", or God in the act of "Self Experience".

God gave birth to "The Son", through which "The Father" was able to experience "His Magnificience" through the "Act" of Self Creation. (which He displayed by proforming mirracles, Teaching Love and Compassion etc), Thus the Father and the Son were Glorified and their existence rendered "Holy" Upon the Earth, (As it was also in Heaven).

The Trinity Is:

The which gives birth too (or The Father), Thats which proceeds forth (or The Son), and that which is created and Thus experienced (which was The "Life" and "Works" of Jesus Christ) ( or The Holy Spirit ).

Thus God has experienced HimSelf in All His Glory (In Spirit and Flesh) "As it Is in Heaven, Also Upon the Earth"

It comes from the concept of God (or as you call him "Allah") being able to send his inspiration in the form of a spirit, OR a prophet.

The oneness is fully intact for those who are ALLOWED to accept it without giving "Allah" 99 names....oops

Yes. 325 AD to be precise. Yours is definitely the best answer here. It's a pity you can't award yourself 10 points.

The term trinity was introduced by the so called Church Fathers.

The Trinity is Pagan in its origin..

It is the triple aspect of the Goddess, Maiden Mother and Crone..

Life, death, re-birth, integrated or stolen if you like by the early Christians, like most of The Bible, stolen from many ancient cultures...

Blessed Be... )O(