God and Person

The word "person" of God and men can be interpreted and defined in various ways There are many different aspects to consider when presenting the true face of a person. Life's achievements, goals, likes and dislikes, dislikes, and experiences really make him or her a person. The most "central" feature of a person includes consciousness, reasoning, spontaneous activity, communication skills, and self-concept. The mind will help people's self - people are a part of people, but they do not define people.

In Christianity, God is the Trinity. This means that God is not three gods but three people. Technically, the triennial doctrine points out that among one human being, God is a father, a son, and a Holy Spirit. Everyone is not a different person, but there are no three Gods except one person. This is like the essence of time. Time is past, present and future. Unlike the present, the past is different from the future. However, it is not three times. Only one thing is called time

In Christianity, the Trinitarian doctrine describes God as one of the three sacred people (each and every one of us is God himself). The Holy Trinity includes the Father, the Son of God (the God of Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. In the past few centuries, this basic mystery of Christian faith has also been reported in the Latin expression Sancta Trinitas, Unus Deus (Holy Trinity, unique god) of Litanias Lauretanas. Muslim's most basic concept is tawhy (meaning "identity" or "identity"). "Say: He is the only god, Allah is eternal and absolute, he is not born and never born, no one likes him." Divinity compares it with polytheism do it. In Islam, God is incomprehensible or equal, in no way will not resemble any of his creations.

We know that some religions believe in the metaphor of God. Personally, a true Islamist believes that no one is the best existence other than the god of God. He has made the entire universe, humans, and all other creatures. Prior to Islam, many Arabs believed in the supreme god who was responsible for creation, but they also believed in the little god. As a creator, Allah is perfectly inspired and can not be compared with any of his creatures, but he is still a personal god, just judge, kindness and kindness. Each chapter of the Quran begins with 'Allah, kindness, compassion'. Before fulfilling religious obligations, Muslims say "in the name of Allah, kindness, compassion." With the emergence of Islam, the concept of the Arab God washed away elements of polytheism and became a different concept of God's creed or monotheistic quality without compromise.