Many people think about this theory as being a paradox, but it is important to understand that one should not necessarily think about logics when considering religion. Science is not powerful enough to explain every unknown idea and religion thus intervenes at times and provides initiatives that are controversial (to say the least). Trying to understand the Holy Trinity by using conventional values is likely to make an individual even more confused about the concept.
Another divisive topic regarding the Trinity regards the idea that Christianity is a monotheistic religious ideology and yet promotes the idea that there are three distinct bodies governing over the world. What people fail to understand is that the Church is not confused as a result of encountering mysterious ideas. It actually concentrates on trying to find a middle ground between people's tendency to use science in attempting to comprehend unclear ideas and people's tendency to simply appreciate the unknown because of the greatness that they associate with it.
Conclusion
All things considered, the Holy Trinity embodies Orthodox belief as it...
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