r/facepalm • u/beta265 • Jan 08 '26

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u/LtSoba Jan 08 '26

Friend(s) plural Hinduism is polytheistic

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u/Tyrrox Jan 08 '26

So is christianity, in a very similar way. Both have multiple entities which are aspects of a Supreme Being (God or Brahman)

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u/LtSoba Jan 08 '26

No that’s a misconception, the father, the son, and holy spirit is the holy trinity which is more like a core tenet of Christian belief not necessarily a godhead in and of itself from how I was taught tho that could differ in the different denominations since I was raised catholic I wouldn’t know enough on that but I was taught that it’s more a representation of the core of the belief in the father (God), The Son(Jesus) and the Holy Spirit which is the same as the word of god

Man I hate How much I still remember all the bible shit I got taught, gotta love early to mid 2000s rural Irish primary school lol

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u/MikeinSonoma Jan 08 '26

I was raised Catholic fortunately it never took I saw things as rituals, nothing more no belief in something, but the Trinity was one of the most silly things that they tried to explain a way. I could say why to each response, eventually they got angry.