Do Baptists believe in the Trinity?

Baptist beliefs: The Trinity. Posted on October 8, 2012. By Mark McClellan ... We believe with the Historic Christian Church that Jesus was both fully God and fully human. The “Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God, fully divine” ... How, then, do I relate to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit? read more

Baptists, along with Methodists, Anglicans, Roman Catholics and all the other orthodox Christian Churches believe that the Trinity represents a single God in Three persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, as described in Scripture (just one example - the end of Matthew's Gospel). read more

The Bible reveals God to us as One and Three persons, but it does not tell us exactly how the Trinity works, nor can this be understood merely by our intellect. Our faith and experience are very important for our understanding. read more

Yes, Baptists believe in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. They believe he is one God with three persons. Each being equal to the other demonstrating cooperation and harmony. God the Father serves as the head of the Trinity. read more