I believe in God, and I think he intervenes in the affairs of human beings. I know there are events in my life that are too "coincidental" to be explained by anything other than that God was involved. What I've never really understood is how God can have both a singular and a triune nature at the same time, or who actually created the universe: the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit. And I don't really understand the point of Jesus?whether he was God or just an enlightened person, and how he could "save" us from our sins. Ted's Response: God said, "Let us make man in our image, in our likeness..." (Genesis 1:26). Basically, I believe this is a key to comprehending God's fundamental nature. We are single beings, but each of us has a spirit/mind, soul/heart, and body/flesh. Of course we cannot dissociate into our component parts, so all three "parts" of us always are at the same place, at the same time. Similarly, although God is a single entity, He has a Mind (the Father), Heart (the Holy Spirit), and Body (Jesus). However, unlike us, God's component "parts" or "facets" all can be in different places at once. In fact, His Holy Spirit itself has at least a sevenfold nature (Revelation 4:5) and can be in multiple places at the same time. Read more details in God: One, Two, and Three and Who Is God? I conceptualize the Father as encompassing the "Essence," "Mind," and perfect