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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    I am one who is convinced you are confused. If you don't believe how I am, you won't understand [how] you are confused. Do you comprehend?
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    Slandering the work of God is an unforgivable sin. I used to think the Holy Spirit and the Father were one and the same. But my interpretation works better. The trinity is not the work of God. This is neither slander nor blasphemy.
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    You are confused. The deity of Christ is his father, and they are not the same. Say[ing] the cognates of I AM in Greek can any person's response to a question.
  4. M

    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    Greek medical confusion is spilled into the English language. Spirit looks like mind and force; it is just organized force.
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    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    It is interesting that spirits aren't individuals in bible speak, yet they are supposedly souls. The Holy Spirit not God, but is of God, like Jesus. Isn't that interesting? Even God's energy is not God. Spirits are not human beings either.
  6. M

    Can One Be Christian and Not Believe In The Trinity?

    I don't know what you are talking about.
  7. M

    Is God Magnanimous? - (as opposed to tyrannical)

    Why can't we all just get along? hlo
  8. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    No, it uses Theos because the original Hebrew manuscripts were Aramaic. Huh
  9. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    @David in NJ Now if the preposition in English was at. At the beggining God created versus God created at the beginning. The second first implies the beginning pre-existed god.
  10. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    The beginning is in God, not God in the beginning.
  11. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    It isn't pluralized in the LXX ever. Elohim is not the main name of God either.
  12. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    I'm improving. I do say it is important for me to trust his commands and suggestions.
  13. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    @David in NJ It also says of the LXX, that it words "God in the beginning". This is what the earlier text is about.
  14. M

    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    He became a LOGOS when his mom named him. A LOGOS is not a force.
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    How did the Trinity doctrine develop in the early church?

    He was completed by God, when he was dying and when died on the cross.