Originally posted by nikki_wolf
God is made from the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

How do you define a Holy Spirit?

Originally posted by DJMessiah
Would the "equal opposite" of a holy spirit on the spectrum be a "less holy spirit" or "evil spirit"?

Just like you compared the "good child" to the bad one, wouldn't the analogy be used for a holy spirit too?

Without delving too deep into what Christianity defines as the "holy spirit" (which used to be called "holy ghost," before Churches changed it to keep children from being frightened), just keep in mind that the holy spirit is supposed to be God too, meaning if there were a equal opposite, you're talking about an evil god existing as well.

Originally posted by nikki_wolf

This is just how I see things: There are good spirits and bad spirits. Call them what you want (ghosts, wairths, spectres, phantoms, etc etc) but I use this basis of belief, and I think they're out there.

Somebody think I'm wrong? Agrue with me, please. I want more opinions. But this is just what I think.

Originally posted by Blanca Rose
I think you might be missing out on the between though. I always feel there is room for grey areas.

By grey areas, I mean things that don't fit into either black or white.