The Nature of the Three
Trinity & Godhead
How the Bible describes the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and where Latter-day Saint and Nicene readings differ.
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The Trinity Is Biblical Orthodoxy
The New Testament teaches the divinity of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, their real distinction, and their perfect unity. Latter-day Saints accept those claims while disputing that the fourth-century Nicene formula is the only faithful way to hold them together.
Evangelicals Cannot Define or Explain the Trinity
Trinitarian Christians are trying to protect real biblical truths: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are divine, distinct, and one. The Latter-day Saint disagreement is over what kind of oneness the text requires, not over whether those three truths matter.