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The doctrine of the three-personhood of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; who, though existing in three distinct persons and work towards different arenas, are the same God, of the same mind, and the same purpose.
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From a Trinitarian perspective, does the term 'only begotten Son' make sense outside of the ...
One other possibility to consider, and for me this is the preferred options, is that “begotten” is not really the right word to use at all.
The Greek word we are discussing here is “monogenes” [μονογ …
