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			<title>The Trinity.</title>
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			<description>Father, Son and Holy Ghost I was taught as a child. All Co-Equal. 
 
Some random thoughts on it now...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Father, Son and Holy Ghost I was taught as a child. All Co-Equal.<br />
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Some random thoughts on it now at 82.<br />
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Portrayal in art: The Father ( God) old, white bearded. Thoughts of the Cistine Chapel. Very similiar to the depiction of Zeus in Greek mythology. <br />
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The Son ( Jesus). Frail, contemplative, bearded, under control, apart from the Temple visit with the money lenders.<br />
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The Holy Ghost, or a</div>

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