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God alone is God. You remind me a little of Herbert Armstrong with his bellowing that man will become God.

I‘ve noted your understanding of scripture and recorded you as one who believes that “God is probably more than one.” I use the same scripture that you do and those who read my posts will find ample examples of me supporting my statements with scripture. My consistent admonition to one and to...

“It is impossible for human beings to become God.” https://www.blueletterbible.org/faq/don_stewart/don_stewart_1295.cfm Amen to that.

Listen to Jesus. His God (and mine) is only one. That will never change.

I’ll put you down as a proponent and advocate for “God is probably more than three” then. The one true God doesn’t change. He (not they) has always been, and will always be, only one.

Are you attempting to make a case for the assertion that God is probably more than three?

It’s simple enough. The Christian asserted that God is probably more than three. There is no biblical basis that anyone has put forward to support that particular Christian’s bold assertion.

You’re off topic. (And discussing what board policy dictates cannot be discussed.)

The horrors persist, but so do I. As a pastor (retired), I speak out against them and for the age to come.

Would that be any great loss if it did?

It was deserving of this:

“Since they thought it foolish to acknowledge God, he abandoned them to their foolish thinking and let them do things that should never be done.” (Romans 1:28, NLT)