The Holy Trinity is the central Christian doctrine that there is only one true God who eternally exists as three distinct, co-equal, and co-eternal Persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. They are unified in one divine essence without being three separate gods. What the Bible Teaches About the Trinity The word "Trinity" is not found in the text of the Bible, but the reality of the Trinity is woven across every page of Scripture. The doctrine is not a human invention created to make Christianity complicated; it is the direct framework of how God has chosen to reveal Himself to humanity. Ever Wondered Who Jesus Really Was? Explore His profound story—from the first promises in Genesis after the Fall to the ultimate promise of the Second Coming—in the comprehensive book, The Life of Christ Jesus . See available distributors here » Christianity is strictly monotheistic. Believers do not worship three separate gods competing for authority. The Christi...