On the Trinity

So...

He said it like this in De Trinitate book 12.

The image of God is not found in the dominion of man over lower creatures, but in the intellectual and spiritual capacity to rule himself and subject all things to God.

Okay, the third thing, imaging God means reflecting his moral character.

There's a trinity.

That's what Augustine writes about in De Trinitate.

They're the same.

It's the trinity.

He says, "...through the gift which is the Holy Spirit, in common for all the members of Christ, many gifts, which are proper to them severally, are divided among them." So we have one gift to the Holy Spirit who's given, and then there's a multitude of gifts experienced in different ways.

And that's from St. Augustine's De Trinitate, book 15.

Now the other scriptural term for the gifts of the Holy Spirit is spirit, like it was mentioned in the Isaiah chapter 11 reading.

And this implies an inspiration or a movement from outside.