One of the major doctrines that separates the Christian faith from all other religions is the doctrine of the trinity. The concept that Jesus Christ is fully God, not a demigod or an Angel, but that He is God Himself in the person of Jesus. Other religions and cults that give lip service to Jesus paint Him as merely a prophet or a wise man. But the idea that He is infinitely more than this, that He is literally the image of the invisible God, our Savior, our Lord, and even our Creator, is a strictly orthodox Christian teaching. This idea that He is Lord of all things, a fully omnipotent extension — or eternally begotten -- person of the Trinity, separates the Christian faith from all other falsities. And it is this doctrine that gives the believing Christian an assurance of salvation that no other faith can parallel, grant, or even comprehend.