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"Logos" is the Greek term used by St. John to describe the second person of the [[Holy Trinity]], the Word of God. In Greek "logos" means word, reason or speech. | "Logos" is the Greek term used by St. John to describe the second person of the [[Holy Trinity]], the Word of God. In Greek "logos" means word, reason or speech. | ||
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"Logos" is the Greek term used by St. John to describe the second person of the Holy Trinity, the Word of God. In Greek "logos" means word, reason or speech.
Also see
Heraclitus (circa 535–475 BC)