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**** PIE '''*ghut-''' ("that which is invoked") and '''*gheu(e)''' (to call, invoke) | **** PIE '''*ghut-''' ("that which is invoked") and '''*gheu(e)''' (to call, invoke) | ||
** Latin '''''deus''''' ("God") from PIE '''*deiwos''' "god" and root '''*dyeu-''' "to shine," | ** Latin '''''deus''''' ("God") from PIE '''*deiwos''' "god" and root '''*dyeu-''' "to shine," | ||
* '''''Godhead, The''''' | |||
** a reference to the '''''Holy Trinity of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit''''' | |||
* '''gospel''' | * '''gospel''' | ||
** from Old English ''godspell'' | ** from Old English ''godspell'' | ||
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*'''Trinity''' | *'''Trinity''' | ||
**the mystery of God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit | **the mystery of God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit | ||
** | ***called collectively the "'''Godhead'''" | ||
**and, ultimately, a core tenant of Church doctrine | **the Trinity was source of much conflict and contention in the early Church | ||
***Jews were offended that fellow Jews worshiped Christ, as Judaism was supposed to be monotheistic | ***and, ultimately, a core tenant of Church doctrine | ||
***Romans considered Christians atheistic, as they rejected Roman gods and refused to worship Caesar | ****Jews were offended that fellow Jews worshiped Christ, as Judaism was supposed to be monotheistic | ||
****Romans considered Christians atheistic, as they rejected Roman gods and refused to worship Caesar | |||
*'''Triune God''' | *'''Triune God''' | ||
*'''typology''' | *'''typology''' | ||