Summary of the Church's teaching on the mystery of the Trinity
We believe, in Al-Dimashqi’s words, “in one essence and one divinity in three persons, united without confusion, and distinct without interruption.” In fact […]
A look at the teaching of the Catholic Church
– 1 – The teaching of the Catholic Church on the mystery of the Holy Trinity 1. The Old Testament and divine apparitions: The Catholic Church rejects, or at least
Meletius the Great, Archbishop of Antioch
He is one of the fathers of the fourth century AD. St. Gregory the Theologian described him as “a pious, meek, humble heart whose lights of the Holy Spirit shine.”
In the place of God and that God alone is unlimited
The physical place: The physical place is the end of the vast space where the encyclopedia expands. For example, the air expands into the body and the body expands into it.
In the Holy Trinity
Belief in one God: Therefore, we believe in one God, one beginning without beginning, neither created nor begotten, who does not fade away or die.
Logical clarification in the Holy Spirit
An interview between the divine spirit and the human spirit: - The word must also have a spirit, for our word is also not devoid of a spirit.
In what is expressed and what is not expressed, in what is known and what is not known
In what is expressed and what is inexpressible, in what is known and what is not known, in what we can understand in God - without...
God does not realize
في أن الإله لا يُدرك، وفي أنه ينبغي ألاّ نبحث ولا ندقّق في ما لم نتسلمه من الأنبياء والإنجيليين القدّيسين:
The Holy Spirit in Islam
The Qur’an mentions the Holy Spirit repeatedly, sometimes with the word “the Holy Spirit” (without the definite article “the”) and sometimes “the Spirit,” “the Faithful Spirit,”
The essence of the Holy Spirit
Research into the essence of the Son led to consideration of the essence of the Holy Spirit, especially since the First Ecumenical Council was satisfied with the phrase: “And by the Spirit
Second Ecumenical Council - First Council of Constantinople
Call to hold the Council: (381) {The Second Ecumenical Council is a natural result of the Council of Nicaea, because the Arians who said “that the Son
Romanos of Homsi, the chanter
We do not know much about Saint Romanos, but we know that he was born in the city of Homs and became a deacon of the Church of Beirut, then moved to