As the Son of God, Jesus taught his disciples that he and his Father were one [John 10:30, 17:11]. In addition, Jesus teaching about himself and the Holy Spirit [John 14:26; 15:26] demonstrated that God is one God, but three different persons - Father, Son and Holy Spirit [c.f. Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14].

Well I’d argue it makes sense One God. But not simply One God as if the Unitarian view but rather the Holy Trinity belief. It takes into account how this world is One and Many simultaneously. But more specifically in the answer to why One God in general it’s to do with order. How the world is shows there’s order.

Aug 22, 2020 · If there is only one true God, then it is perfectly reasonable and cogent to reject all counterfeits and frauds. In fact, it would be unreasonable not to do so. Sure. it is. The problem however, is that you cannot determine which is true, which are false, or if they are ALL false. Your belief in one is insufficient to make that determination.

Jul 13, 2021 · The word 'god' is closely tied to the concept of worship in the Bible, at least from what I glean. I think a good, Christian definition of the word 'god' is 'object of worship.' So when we say "one God," we refer to one being worthy of all worship and praise. That definition isn't always accurate.

Feb 11, 2023 · The umbrella term for belief in the existence of one or more deities is theism, if you believe in at least one deity then you are a theist, within theism you have monotheism (belief in one deity), polytheism (belief in several deities), pantheism (belief that the universe is a deity) and deism (belief that a deity created the universe but does not manifest or interfere in the …

Sep 3, 2023 · I'm sure there are a few belief systems that believe this with a literal, supernatural take on God. Naturalistic pantheism essentially boils down the God concept into being a series of human stories aimed at understanding elements of the universe prior to scientific inquiry being a thing, which I feel counts as something like what you've described.

Sep 11, 2021 · A theist. Normally, you would specify Monotheism, Pantheism, Panentheism, Deism, Pandeism, Panendeism, Monism, etc. if you just believe in a God so that you can describe which model of God that you believe in. If you just believe that there's something out there in a vague sense, then that's "spiritual but not religious."

Nov 6, 2021 · The belief that there are many gods but One Most High God is taught in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The doctrine of the Church is such that all of God’s children can become as He is—this process is called The Plan of Salvation.

God has taught me compassion, God has taught me discipline, God has taught me forgiveness, God has taught me to turn from sin, God has taught me that I'm not the one in control, God has taught me I'm not the dominant one, God has taught me humility, God has taught me some of the reasons why certain things happen, and most importantly God has ...

belief may not be a choice, however what criteria you personally set for a belief is a choice. Belief can have multiple interpretations, but generally (as you pointed out), it means to view/accept proposition X as the case. As a result, it's almost intuitive that most people would expect that a necessary condition for belief is truth value.