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Once again, thank you for your direct and informative response. It has really helped me have a better understanding of your beliefs.

...so... Do you believe Christ is talking to himself while he's praying?

Thank you again for your direct and informative answers. One clarification question-- So from what i"m getting here: you believe that the Father is the exact same thing/being/person as the Spirit. Correct?

FWIW: I 100% guarantee that what you think "Mormons" believe about Christ does not match actual LDS Christian beliefs. If you want, I can clarify what actual beliefs are. If you don't care and want to argue against ideas that people don't actually belief, that's your choice and whatever.

Big-picture note: I am asking to understand what you believe, and for no purpose other than that. I'm not here to hate on anyone or "prove" anything "right" or anything like that. I thank you for your response here. It directly addressed my question, stated your beliefs, was thorough, but not...

Ok, clicking over to that post... Thoughts as I'm reading #147 (this is just my train of thought): I didn't think that Bible Students were Arain. Hmm. Is the Arian position a match for Bible Students, or a approximation by others? An aside-- Also I really do perter to hear people explain...

Cool, thanks for answering. How would you say that your current views compare/contrast with the Athanasian Trinity? Note: I'm human and totally admit my eye gloss over with long post, so it would be appreciated if you could keep the answer short.

I am also gathering that you are not a Trinitarian. Don't worry-- no hate sauce here. Would you mind SHORTLY (<200 words) highlighting how your views compare/contrast with the Athanasian Trinity? The shortness request is simply for ease of conversing/understanding.

I am gathering that you are not a Trinitarian. I seem to be remembering that you are Bible Student (but not a JW). Is my memory working correctly in that regard?

That doesn't quite address the question I was meaning to ask. Let me try again: in Mathew 6:9-15, is Christ talking to Himself or a different person? So you believe passing an academic theology test IS required for salvation. Got it. *Thumbs up for friendlenss.* Feel free to PM me, if you'd...

*thumbs up* I am not understanding you here, I admit. Here: do you believe the Father and Son are the same person? Like does Christ pray to himself or a different person? Also, would you mind addressing my other question: do you believe that passing an academic theology test necessary for...

Your mind reading powers are solely failing you.

Ok, so you believe passing a theology test is necessary for salvation? (Not hating, just trying to understand) So you believe that the Father, Son, and Spirit are all one person, correct? How does your view differ from modalism?

Some people are extremely unknowledgeable about the theological academics, especially when it comes to the nature of God. Doesn't mean that they are any less saved, as I have seen some others imply.

*bump* for @101G

As long as it can be stated and agreed upon that having a correct academic understanding of God is not a prereq for salvation.

@101G , I'm sure you've explained it earlier in this thread, but would you mind just giving me a quick recap on what your view is and how it compares/contrasts with the Athanasian view of the Trinity? (No hate sauce here, I promise)

Before we continue onward in this discussion, can we solidify in agreement that- - A person is not saved by passing a theology test. - Neither is a person not saved by flunking a theology test. - Salvation instead comes from accepting Jesus Christ, the Son of God, as your Savior and King. Even...

I've tried talking to CI many times, he doesn't care and just wants to spam hate about how I have two heads and three noses, and how I need to cut off my third nose to be be saved. It's just like he treats many other people on here. Frankly, CI blind vendettas (and habitual forum rule...

A critical defining piece of the Trinity doctrine: that the Father, Son, and Spirit are one God via consubstantiation--. "For the right Faith is, that we believe and confess; that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is God and Man; God, of the Substance [Essence] of the Father; begotten...