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Trinitarianism is the belief within Christianity that God is one being made up of three persons - the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.

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	Trinitarianism is the belief within [[Christianity]] that [[God]] is one being made up of ~~3 parts,~~ the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit ~~(or Holy Ghost)~~.		{{subpages}}
			'''Trinitarianism''' is the belief within [[Christianity]] that [[God]] is one being made up of three [[person]]s - the Father, [[Jesus\|Son]], and the [[Holy Spirit]].