This paper explains that many Christians ask at some time and, for the practice of true faith, should be given answers to
questions, such as: Who or what was Jesus Christ? Was he God? Was he human? Is he equal or subordinate to God the Father? Is he separate from God the Father? The author points out that it has been
acknowledged that the doctrine of the Trinity does not appear explicitly in the Bible; yet, all branches of Christianity believe in the oneness of God, but vary when it comes to defining the three entities usually referred to as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The paper relates that the data mostly will be collected from reliable theological, historical and philosophical texts and live interviews of various acknowledged experts, including theologians, religious scholars, and representatives of various Churches. Table of Contents Introduction Opening Remarks The Study to be Conducted The Value of Doing Such a Study Statement of the Problem The Purpose of the Study The Research Question The Subsidiary
questions The Current State of Scholarship in This Area of Research The Uniqueness of the Study The Research Design The Form of Inquiry The Sources of Data Collection The Analysis of the Data The Reporting of the Data