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Arnold1N2D
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Hello I just want to be clarified about God. Yes I believe in God but these sorts of questions are bothering me (I’ve searched the Summa but it’s hard to understand), or I think God only wants me to know Him better.
As I understand it, when we say God, it talks about the divine being in three persons; the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. As the Catholic Encyclopedia puts it:
Thank you!
As I understand it, when we say God, it talks about the divine being in three persons; the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. As the Catholic Encyclopedia puts it:
On the other hand, and I firmly believe, that God is the essence of the three divine persons. As the Catholic encyclopedia puts itGod (A.S. God ; Germ. Gott ; akin to Persian khoda ; Hindu khooda ), (1) the proper name of the one Supreme and Infinite Personal Being, the Creator and Ruler of the universe, to whom man owes obedience and worship (emphasis added)
Can you clarify me on this one? When we say God, it means God can pertain to either his name or essence? Teach me, my fellow brothers and sisters for I am confused.B. The Divine Nature and Attributes
(1) As we have already seen, reason teaches that God is one simple and infinitely perfect spiritual substance or nature, and Sacred Scripture and the Church teach the same.
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