Who is the only God in Christianity?

Christianity Beliefs Christians are monotheistic, i.e., they believe there’s only one God, and he created the heavens and the earth. This divine Godhead consists of three parts: the father (God himself), the son (Jesus Christ) and the Holy Spirit.

Who is the only true God according to Jesus?

Yes. Jesus was exactly who he said he was, God’s only begotten son. (John 3:16) The expression “only begotten” means he had a beginning unlike God who is eternal and had no beginning. Jesus never claimed to be God he referred to his heavenly father as “the only true God” and as “my God and your God”.

What is a little G God?

The keywords here are “vain” and “living.” Little g gods are vain, meaningless, and don’t exist — but God is living, meaningful, and real (1 Cor 8:4)! As we teach the world, our goal should be the same as theirs.

Can Jesus be God if the father is the only God?

The Witnesses will argue that Jesus can’t be God if the Father is the “only true God,” and they will point out that Christ was praying to God here. God the Father is “the only true God.” This statement is completely in harmony with the Catholic doctrine of the Trinity: One God in three Persons.

Is Jesus both God and man?

Say, “I believe that Jesus is both God and man. Here, he speaks in reference to His human nature. As a man the Father is His God – just as He is ours. He calls the Father His God because He is His God whom He worships, prays to and needs in His life just as we do.”

Is Christ the one true God?

Christ is either the One True God, or He is a false god (cf. Isa. 43:10; 44:6-8; John 17:3; 1 Cor. 8:4; 1 Tim. 2:5; James 2:19). Christ is here clearly identified as God, the Creator of all things. Notice that Genesis 1:1 says “In the beginning God created” everything in the universe. This means Christ is God.

Why does the Judeo-Christian Bible speak of “other gods”?

If Judaism and Christianity are both monotheistic—adherents worshipping and serving one God—then why would the Judeo-Christian Bible speak of “other gods?” Simply put, sin causes counterfeit gods or usurpers to creation’s throne. These are those “gods” ( lowercase “g” not capital “G!” ).