1. What is the Trinity?
The Trinity is the central mystery of the Christian faith: one God who exists in three distinct Persons—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
2. Are there three gods?
No. There are not three gods, but one God in three Persons, who share indivisibly the same divine nature.
3. Is the Father God?
Yes. Scripture clearly affirms this.
4. Is Jesus God?
Yes. The Scriptures testify that the Son is God, attributing to him divine titles, works, and prerogatives.
5. Is the Holy Spirit God?
Yes. Scripture attributes to him actions and qualities that belong to God alone.
6. Why does Jesus sometimes appear to be inferior to the Father in Scripture?
Because, although he is God, Jesus assumed a true human nature. When he speaks according to his humanity, he expresses humility and obedience to the Father.
7. Are the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit the same Person?
No. They are three truly distinct Persons, yet inseparable in the one divine substance.
8. How are they distinguished from one another?
By their eternal relations:
the Father begets,
the Son is begotten,
the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.
9. Did the Apostles believe in the Trinity?
Yes. In their writings, they affirm the existence of one God while also proclaiming the divinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
10. Is the word “Trinity” found in the Bible?
No, but its reality is.
The Church later adopted the term “Trinity” to express what is revealed in Scripture.
11. Why is it important to believe in the Trinity?
Because this is how God has revealed himself: one God who is a communion of love.
12. Should we worship the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?
Yes. All three Persons are God, and worship is due to God alone.