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Modalism included several heresies in the A.D. 100s and 200s which insisted that there is only one person in [[God]], but that God manifests Himself in three different modes or ways: Father (creator), Son (redeemer) and [[Holy Spirit]] (sanctifier).
'''Modalism''' included several [[heresies]] in the A.D. 100s and 200s which insisted that there is only one person in [[God]], but that God manifests Himself in three different modes or ways: Father (creator), Son (redeemer) and [[Holy Spirit]] (sanctifier). This differs from the [[Trinity|Trinitarian]] view held by the majority of Christians, which teaches that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three distinct Persons, yet one God.
[[category:Christian Theologies]]
Modalism continues to this day. One of the most prominent exponents of modalism (though he refuses to admit such) is [[T.D. Jakes]].
[[Category:Christian Theology]]
[[Category:Heresies]]