hecter wrote:dcowboys055 wrote:Well most people consider Jesus to be both human and god (sometimes calling him Jesus to refer to human side and Christ to refer to god side) so as a human he is not the Christian God, but as a god, he is part of the Holy Trinity, yes.
Is it just me or does this make no sense?
So Christians view him as a God... But he's not the Christian God... Even though the Holy Trinity is God and Jesus is part of the Holy Trinity.
They view him as godly, not just a normal human being like you or me. But he is not THE Christian God, who is his father, and who Christians believe created the Earth. I don't see why that is so hard to follow, even if you don't believe in it yourself.
The Holy Trinity is a bit less straight forward, "the one God exists in three Persons and one substance, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit". He is one being, but represented by 3 beings, the holy father, the holy son, and the holy spirit, Jesus (Christ) being the holy son.