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Must One Believe In The Trinity To Be Saved?

Is a belief in the Concept of the Trinity, necessary for salvation? Will God refuse to allow someone into heaven if they do not believe that God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost are all the same entity, three in one. Can someone believe that God the Father, his Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost are three separate entities, and still receive Salvation?

What are your thoughts on the Doctrine of the Trinity as explained in the Nicene Creed?

Saved To Trinity In One Must

I'm glad to see that you examining this through a historical perspective dbacker.

Many think that the trinity doctrine was formulated at the Council of Nicaea in 325 C.E.
That is not totally correct, however. The Council of Nicaea did assert that Christ was of
the same substance as God, which laid the groundwork for later Trinitarian theology.
But it did not establish the Trinity, for at that council there was no mention of the
holy spirit as the third person of a triune Godhead.

Many wonder What role Constantine, this unbaptized emperor play at the Council of Nicaea?
Here's what the Encyclopaedia Britannica says about his role.

Must One Believe In The Trinity To Be Saved? Revealed Bible The

We must believe in Jesus Christ to be saved. We can acknowledge the roll of the trinity and yet deny Christ.

Saved To Trinity In One Must

Yes saved is correct. It is through our lord Jesus Christ that we are saved. The doorway to the kingdom of heaven is achieved only through Jesus as he has taught us.

Saved To Trinity In One Must

But can one believe in Jesus without believing in the Trinity concept or three Gods in one God concept? Can one worship Christ without believing that he is part of a one God triune.