Who is the greatest God, Jesus or the Holy Spirit?
It depends on who you ask. Unitarians are Christians who don’t believe in the divinity of Jesus – simply that he was the highest example of morality, perhaps even a supernatural being, but not God himself. Other Christians would argue that this means that they are NOT true Christians, but they believe almost exactly the same things, and practice mostly the same religious rituals. The Unitarians argue that they are the sect most resembling early, “true” Christianity. Trinitarians (most of the rest of Christians, including Catholics) believe that they are all manifestations of the single “one” being. One thing I never understood was why the “trinity” was such a holy mystery – it seems pretty unmysterious to me. Three-in-One, we see examples of things like that every day. In any event, they believe that they are all equally great. There are other non-trinitarian Christian beliefs, but going into all of them would be long and drawn out. If you asked a non-Christian of a different faith, mo
