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This question doesn't make sense. God has alway been and always been God. There's no "before" then.

No: as I stated in post #4, I believe in ONE God. Other posters have stated their beliefs likewise. You're blatantly ignoring people responding to you. Such is incredibly disrespectful.

That really doesn't support your point, and is blatantly ignoring the responses of everyone who posted in response to you.

Theology and correct understanding is super super important. But it's not what saves a person. Salvation comes through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, not through your ability to ace theology test. A let's face: we the most study only understand an iota of God's wonders. A person whom has a...

I believe in two persons united as ONE God. I don't believe that instance like Christ's baptism are God is doing some egotistical ventriloquism with "this is my beloved Son", or Christ talking disassoicately about himself, or anything like that. To me, those just not make any sense logically...

Vast majority of Christians believe that the Father and Son are different persons. I myself do. The idea that the Father & Son are the same person is known as "modalism" accepted by a small minority of people, and passionately disagreed by the above large portion. This was also addressed in...

Thank you for giving me a big smile this morning

Howdy!

You're asking a question about the nature of God and how the Father/Son/Spirit relate. You'll find a lot of answers to this, but vast majority of them (including my own) state that the Father and Son are two different persons. The Son is doing the Father's will. Yes, they are one God, but...

There's only one Christ. Only one Son of God. A person/s may have a good or super poor understanding of Him, but that doesn't somehow make another Son of God. Rather, it's a person with a super poor understanding of Him.

That is a lovely description of your wife :) Also, "Mormons" are on this forum as well (*Jane points at herself*).

A lesson covid has taught: physical in-person interaction is important, and does indeed foster relationship that online can only mimic. Having those physical interactions with other believers is indeed important and you should indeed attend in-person church (under normal circumstances)...

Ok, thanks for clarifying. If your were an LDS Christian in that spot, it would be a time to talk with your doctor and local leader about possible courses of action. There is reason here. As you're not an LDS Christian, it's really not an applicable thing. I promised the Lord I'm not...

I never said anything about skimping out on sound teaching! No way! All people should be taught proper values and behavior - hence my comment "Teach & practice good Christ-like values yourself". Teach your children that they are love (which is Truth) and the proper way to live (which is also...

I am a "Mormon". And no, you are not being judged. And the way to combat that is starting with yourself, and then working outward. Tell yourself and your children you love them and God loves them (the Truth). Teach & practice good Christ-like values yourself. Be that strong shelter when so...

For the record: speaking as a "Mormon", you're not being judged for smoking or drinking. I do agree that mass values shifts are a large scale social issue. The total sphere of social people obviously does include Christian individuals. But realistically, changes has to start within every...

See post #12. "post-modernism especially in the church" is way to broad of a subject to have a really productive conversation. Could you narrow down your interest at all?

That was already stated, along with addressing your post-modern concerns.

You and I will just have to disagree on that point :)

No: you divorced her.