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I’m currently reading Epistle To The Magnesians, written by Ignatius. The long and short versions of his letters contain highly significant differences. Someone is either putting words in his mouth or taking words out of his mouth - after the fact. Who? When? For what purpose? Read on with me...

I gathered that from some of your comments. That’s why I inquired what those who do say they are trinitarian have explained to you about their deity. Yes. God is omnipresent. God is only one person. God is in me, and in others, but neither I nor they are him; nor is he us.

While I believe you have some understanding of Jesus, you aren’t a follower of him. What good will that do you?

That’s not what Jesus thinks. He’s grounded in scripture; you’re not. Who cares what Jesus thinks?

Trinitarians should be talking with you about the idea that their deity “split himself apart”. Many of them can’t; and many of them just don’t care. https://www.gotquestions.org/Trinity-partialism.html

Standard trinitarian fare. (As a Jewish monotheist, I reject it.) https://www.blueletterbible.org/faq/don_stewart/don_stewart_323.cfm

You are a soul.

What explanation have trinitarians given you for their belief that their deity is indivisible?

#1 reason in my experience - the thing which by policy must not be discussed on this board.