Which conception of the Trinity has more Scriptural support,

the protestant one

>>1717767
Isn't that the same as the Catholic one?

the jehovas witnesses one

>>1717771
>in the beginning be the Word, and the Word be with God, and the Word be God
How do you reckon?

>>1717765
The Arian one

the Mormon one

the muslim one

>>1717777
>>1717774

Neither, the Trinity is a post-hoc compromise with only tenuous connections to scripture. But Christians have always been good at taking parts of the Tanakh out of context as 'proof' of their claims.

>>1717802

this

>>1717802
So what is the Wisdom of God considered to be in Judaism? One and the same as God, or something other than God that was with God prior to creation?

>>1717765
is the trinity polytheism?

>>1717834
Well, the Father alone supplies the will and action of all three, in Orthodox theology, and in Catholic theology, the essence alone supplies their will and action. So monotheism in that sense. But in Orthodox theology, each person is a distinct subject with his own experience.

>>1717765
What's the difference between the two doctrines besides "muh filioquist innovators"

>>1717852
Catholics see God's essence alone supplying the will and action, and as the bedrock of the Trinity. Orthodox see the Father's person as alone supplying the will and action of all three, and the bedrock of the Trinity. Catholics see the persons as just the essence relating to himself, Orthodox see the persons as three distinct subjects with distinct experiences.