Whatever you like.What would you like me to call it?
And, I will put your posts from here over there, okay?
Whatever you like.What would you like me to call it?
And, I will put your posts from here over there, okay?
Whatever you like.
You just do not seem that interested.
Judgerightly, I would like to correct what you say, but it will have to be in the appropriate thread.
This thread is about the trinity.
He doesn't seem to be. Maybe you would be more interested in discussing and accepting the Trinity.
GT acknowledges the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, then denies that there is a Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
:doh:
I know. She is modalistic in her theology though she claims differently.
He doesn't seem to be. Maybe you would be more interested in discussing and accepting the Trinity.
He doesn't seem to be. Maybe you would be more interested in discussing and accepting the Trinity.
But... How can what's correct be "corrected"?
GT acknowledges the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, then denies that there is a Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
:doh:
I know. She is modalistic in her theology though she claims differently.
GT is unknowingly making herself the Almighty in her Theology and doesn't even see it!?!
Long... labored... Sigh...
- Time tends to be a tool of God though... GT isn't finished yet... she's simply causing many people to reach for their aspirin.
God can show Himself without a body, or with a body.
What I'm not interested in is starting a whole new thread just to drive home a point, when we already have most of the discussion in place already. The final word rests with you, BR, if you don't want this discussion taking place on this thread, just say the word.
Doh... Col. 1:15 has you in checkmate on this statement. If you See the Son... you are seeing the Father. But you CANNOT see the FATHER. Do you understand? or is this madness to you...?
God is Spirit. A spirit can sometimes be seen even though invisible.
God is Spirit. A spirit can sometimes be seen even though invisible.
God is Spirit. A spirit can sometimes be seen even though invisible.