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Can someone explain the Trinity please...

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Oh how I love the Word of God!
jeager106 said:
'Scuse me please, but who are you the demand anything of me?
Kinda egocentric ain't it?
O.K. I'll try.
I am a person.
I have an electric tool.
I can't see the electricity
but can see the effect of the electricity thru the tool.
Get it?
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No. I don't get it.
 
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Desert Snake

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Yes said:
Count...Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

How many are there?
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Technically, one. God. They are manifestations of God. Two if you want to separate the Spirit.
Three, in "names", but even then when you say 'God' are you only talking about the father?
 
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disciple said:
Technically, one. God. They are manifestations of God. Two if you want to separate the Spirit.
Three, in "names", but even then when you say 'God' are you only talking about the father?
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There are three.
 
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Desert Snake

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Yes said:
Count...Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

How many are there?
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Nope. Doesn't make sense. Your telling me the father is the son, yet they are separate, or....something. Not even sure what your saying, to be honest. The 'trinity', is just describing how God is the father, the son, and the Spirit.
 
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Yes

Yes

Oh how I love the Word of God!
jeager106 said:
Careful research and reading with an open mind should show that the trinity,
the concept of one 'god" being really 3 gods in 1, pagan in origin.
The early Holy Roman Catholic Church embraced the idea that Catholics
could replace pagan concepts to convert pagans to the Catholic religion.
The R.C.C. merged pagan idols & concepts with "christian" idols and concepts, such as the cross, the egg and rabbit, (Easter) symbols of pagan fertility rituals, and many, many, more pagan images,( holloween is simply devil worship)
with "christian" images and ideas to convert pagans. This method of merging
paganism with christianity ( the R.C.C.) also avoided creating a void in pagan worship, replacing pagan worship with R.C.C. christianity.
Converting pagan peoples enabled the R.C.C. to gain more Catholics and increased
funding by taxing by means of "tithing" = mone = power for the R.C.C.
See:
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jeager wants to say whatever he wants but wants me to be quiet.
 
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disciple said:
Nope. Doesn't make sense. Your telling me the father is the son, yet they are separate, or....something. Not even sure what your saying, to be honest. The 'trinity', is just describing how God is the father, the son, and the Spirit.
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Why don't you just answer the question?
 
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Desert Snake

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Yes said:
Why don't you just answer the question?
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I did. I said that technically it isn't three different Beings. Just names. the only separation here is Jesus in man form, the man aspect. Jesus in Spirit form is God./ Part of the Godhead.
 
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disciple said:
I did. I said that technically it isn't three different Beings. Just names. the only separation here is Jesus in man form, the man aspect. Jesus in Spirit form is God./ Part of the Godhead.
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I know they are not different. The trinity doctrine is false because it says they are different. However, there are three. You will not say there are three.
 
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Desert Snake

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Yes said:
I know they are not different. The trinity doctrine is false because it says they are different. However, there are three. You will not say there are three.
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Why would I? I don't separate the Godhead, why would I create a confusing aspect to what I believe is One God /Godhead?
If I say 'three' to someone, what is the first thing you think of? You think of three different things. Why say it. It's unnecessary. I don't think the different aspects of God are like different beings/people.
 
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Oh how I love the Word of God!
disciple said:
Why would I? I don't separate the Godhead, why would I create a confusing aspect to what I believe is One God /Godhead?
If I say 'three' to someone, what is the first thing you think of? You think of three different things. Why say it. It's unnecessary. I don't think the different aspects of God are like different beings/people.
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You are afraid to say three and think this is good.
There are three, and the three are One and the same.
 
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