Trinity

There is one God

• True

• False

This one God exists in three distinct persons.

• True

• False

These three persons form a divine committee that we call God.

• True

• False

What does the doctrine of simplicity teach?

• That God is easy to understand

• That God is not made up of parts

• That God is not three persons

How is simplicity important for a correct doctrine of the Trinity?

• It teaches that the three persons are not parts of God

• It teaches that the three persons don't belong to a species called "God"

• It teaches that each person is identical to the full being of God

What are the two ways of speaking about the Trinity?

• Incommunicable attributes; communicable attributes

• Creator; creature

• Common predication; proper predication

All of God's attributes are common to all three persons.

• True

• False

Why is the first person called Father?

• He chose the name for Himself

• He eternally begets the second person

• He is the creator of the second and third persons

Why is the second person called Son?

• He chose the name for Himself

• He is eternally begotten of the first person

• He is created by the first person

Why is the third person called Spirit?

• He chose that name for Himself

• He is eternally spirated by the first and second persons

• He is created by the first and second persons