Search results

Do you believe God is limited by time and space?

I really do not think that was the intent of the design but then again, I have not exactly thought of it quite like that. By the way, is there any way I can enter a name onto my profile so I don't have to go by John Doe?

Not in and of itself but we are not through yet. The most basic issue with defining the nature of God in terms that the human mind can grasp is that of linguistic valence. Linguistic valence refers to the definitions that we attach to words in order to connect language to an idea. The problem...

Everything in creation functions strictly on the foundation of triadic interaction. This is important because this is also how scripture as a whole represents the nature of God. We can only interact with creation triadically and scripture show us that we can only interact with God in the same...

I am not talking about triadic as it applies to the field of mathematics. I am talking about how we perceive reality. Do you understand what I mean when I say that everything in creation functions triadically?

By the way, can you tell me how to change my name on this site? I prefer not to be known simply as a "John Doe."

Do you understand what I mean by triadic function?

Did you ever wonder why all of creation functions strictly on a triadic structure?

Simply that our perception of the nature of God is also burdened by the limited capacity of human language. It is impossible to describe linguistically that which the mind cannot conceive or comprehend. Since God exists on a plane that is not accessible to man at the sensory level, we have no...

Would you agree that a discontinuity exists between the reality of God and man's perception of God that is compounded by the limitations of both the human mind and the human use of language?

So what you are having a problem with is the idea that they are three separate and distinct persons. Is this correct?

How would you explain the manifestation of God at the baptism of Jesus, or at the destruction of the cities of the plains.

Then do you suppose then that it is possible for three separate spiritual entities to be one God?

Do you believe it is possible for three separate things to be one?

Do you feel the concept of a oneness of unity is somehow contradictory in and of itself?

Do you believe there is a difference between the terms triadic and triune?