Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: articulate verbally and in writing the historical markers of the Trinitarian doctrine from the perspective of quintuple Pentecostalism; use Scripture both normatively and correctively when addressing Trinitarian issues in charismatic Pentecostal affirmations and practices; identify the spiritual components of baptism with the Holy Spirit as a reinterpreting, epistemological, and ontological reaffirmation experience of the Trinity; critically analyze through Hispanic/Latino forums with discussion competencies the various academic positions represented in the assigned readings concerning the trinitarian Pentecostal doctrine; define and explain the doctrine of the Trinity versus Hispanics/Latinos with competencies to other doctrinal interpretations, both cultural, historical and contemporary; and connect the Pentecostal Trinitarian doctrine with its Hispanic/Latino to effectively serve life and ministry in the context of the church in the local church and world.