The Trinity
The Person on the Left-hand side. We know it's Him because of the house in the background and the hidden blue on His chest
Who is the Father?
One focuses on Jesus' divinity while recognizing his humanity, the other focuses on Jesus' humanity while recognizing his divinity
What are High-Descending and Low-Ascending Christologies
Arius started this one.
What is Arianism?
Nestorius started this one.
What is Nestorianism?
It is not that we can't understand anything, but that we can't understand everything.
What is a mystery?
Who is the Holy Spirit?
Who are you?
This heresy describes God as one person, taking on three roles or modes.
This word describes the opposite of heresy. It is the correct teaching.
What is Orthodoxy?
This is shown to us by Jesus on the cross. It is love in its most perfect form.
What is Agape?
In the analogy of the Lover, the Beloved, and the Love between them, this person is the Love between them.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
Because you're asking me this question, I can say you are asking me about my nature.
What kind of thing are you?
While a three leaf clover is a good analogy for the Trinity, if we believe that it is a perfect analogy, we fall into this heresy.
What is Partialism?
The root word for this heresy means "to seem or appear."
What is Docetism?
It is united in its substance, but distinct in personhood.
What is the Trinity?
This person is eternally loving the Son.
Who is the Father?
This is the orthodox teaching that Jesus has two natures but one personhood.
What is the Hypostatic Union?
Both a christological and a trinitarian heresy.
What is Arianism?
Jesus' human nature was absorbed by his divine nature, leaving just one divine nature.
What is Monophysitism?
It describes how your parents/siblings love you.
What is storge?
This person is 100% God
Who is the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit? I would accept any of these answers!
In the person of Jesus, the Word was made this.
What is incarnate?
In the orthodox way of looking at the Trinity, it is three of these, and one of these... You need to include both words in the right order.
What are persons and substance?
Who are Jesus' parents?