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"Godhead" in Mormonism Three distinct beings, unlike the Trinity
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Definition: Godhead |
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Mormon concept of God the Father, the Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost as three individual beings who are united in purpose. |
Mormons reject the doctrine of the Trinity, believing instead in the Godhead. The Mormon Godhead is three distinct beings who are one in purpose but not in being: the Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
Article Info
Article Title | "Godhead" in Mormonism |
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Date Published |
March 17, 2015
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Last Updated |
June 21, 2024
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Full URL |
https:://religionfacts.com/godhead
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Short URL | https://rlft.co/431 |
MLA Citation | “The "Godhead" in Mormonism: Three distinct beings, unlike the Trinity.” ReligionFacts. 17 Mar 2015, https:://religionfacts.com/godhead. Accessed 27 Jul 2024. |
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