The Trinity (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Definition of the Trinity
Definition of the Trinity
One God in three persons: Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Monotheistic belief
Monotheistic belief
Worship of only one God
Meaning of 'tri-unity'
Meaning of 'tri-unity'
Three-in-one
Role of God the Father
Role of God the Father
Creator of everything in existence
Role of God the Son
Role of God the Son
Jesus who came to redeem humanity from sin
Role of the Holy Spirit
Role of the Holy Spirit
God's invisible power working in the world today
First to use word 'Trinity'
First to use word 'Trinity'
Theophilus of Antioch
Century 'Trinity' first used
Century 'Trinity' first used
2nd century
First Council of Nicaea focus
First Council of Nicaea focus
Relationship between Father and Son
Council focusing on Holy Spirit (381 CE)
Council focusing on Holy Spirit (381 CE)
First Council of Constantinople
Nicene Creed purpose
Nicene Creed purpose
Defines Trinity roles & nature for Catholics
Matthew 28:19 significance
Matthew 28:19 significance
Jesus' command mentioning Father, Son & Holy Spirit
Mark 1:9-11 significance
Mark 1:9-11 significance
Jesus' baptism showing all 3 persons of Trinity