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The Holy Trinity: 3 persons, 1 God Trinity - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Biblical
        
        Focus on Miracles
        
        Example: Wedding at Cana
        
        Miracle where Jesus turned water into wine
      - Historical
        
        Focus on the Body of Christ and the Crucification (where Jesus died on the cross)
      - Mythical
        
        Viewpoint that Jesus never existed in physical form
      - Mary: Mother of Jesus
        
        Immaculate Conception
        
        Mary was conceived without sin
        
        Original Sin: sin that comes from birth resulting from Adam and Eve's disobedience of God; Mary did not have sin
        
        Conceived Jesus by way of the Holy Spirit; she was a virgin
        
        Elizabeth
        
        Cousin of Mary
        
        Mother of John the Baptist
        
        John the Baptist: Baptized Jesus in the River of Jordan; prophet to preached of the coming of God
        
        Predecessor to Jesus who carried on the Jewish tradition of preaching filled with the Holy Spirit
      - Parables: stories and teachings that taught a lesson and shared the power of God's love
- - - - Gospel of John
        
        Mystical Gospel
        
        written differently than Synoptic Gospels. “the Father will give you another Counselor, to be with you forever, even the Spirit of truth”; Pentecost account is disputed
- - - - The Vatican
        
        The Pope
        
        Apostolic Succession: God's message
      - Crusades: Religious wars of the Christians to gain Holy Land from Muslim rule
      - distinct organization and teachings- examples: no interference of human life & the 7 Sacraments
    - - true faith in the right (orthodox) way
  - - - "There is light within a man of light, and it lights up the whole world. If he does not shine, he is darkness."
    - - Account of Mary Magdalene, a disciple of Jesus who followed Jesus after living as a prostitute
    - - gospel written by Judas, who betrayed Jesus to the Romans