It’s a matter of worshiping a greater and lesser god then. If you do that does that make you a polytheist? Oh of course not according to you. Am I right?

Let me repeat it and hopefully this time you pay attention.

I worship the Father as God.

I worship Jesus as the son of God.

I do not worship the Father as the Son and the Son as God.

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T8, as for what Kerwin typed or mistyped it works the same way according to basic logic. He got it right.

Nonsense. If two are fully God, then that is one who is 100% God and another who is 100% God. That is two Gods.

Do you worship the Son of God T8? If so then you’re guilty of worshiping the”second God” as blessed Origen called him.And maybe you are a polytheist too.

Nonsense. You do not know what you are talking about.

Worshipping Jesus as the son of God does not mean he is God.

The word worship is the same word honour and bow down. It is used legit…[Read more]

AndrewAD. The reason you are confused is you over analyse things.

The simple explanation is Kerwin mistyped, but we await his reply.

As for the whole Trinity debate being confusing, I agree it is. But:

Once you remove the Trinity everything clears up.

The Father is the one true God and Jesus his son is simple for anyone to comprehend. There is…[Read more]

The only way Jesus can be the Son of God is if there are two God and if there is two Gods then you have polytheism.

Chances are that Kerwin mistyped. I think he meant to say:

The only way Jesus can be God is if there are two God and if there is two Gods then you have polytheism.

There is no confusion. God begat a son. How hard is that to grasp.

Jesus is worshipped as the son of God and the Lamb of God. The Father is worshipped as God.

The text ‘The Throne of God and of the Lamb’ speaks of two. i.e., God and the Lamb.

In English, something AND something means two. not one.

Jesus is worshipped as the son of God and the Lamb of God. The Father is worshipped as God.

The text ‘The Throne of God and of the Lamb’ speaks of two. i.e., God and the Lamb.

In English ‘AND’ something AND something means two.

For the purpose of willingly aligning with truth.

Of those not willing, they will confess it eventually, not because they are prodded, but because by then it will be self-evident.

For the purpose of willingly aligning with truth.

Of those not willing, they will confess it eventually, not because they are prodded, but because by then it will be self-evident by then.

For the purpose of willingly aligning with truth.

Of those not willing, they will confess it eventually, not because they are prodded till they confess, but because by then it will be self-evident.

For the purpose of aligning with truth and willingly.

Of those not willing, they will confess it eventually, not because they are prodded till they confess, but because by then it will be self-evident.

For us there is one God the Father.

For others, there are multiple persons as God or multiple gods.

As for God’s son, every tongue will confess him as Lord, to the glory of God his Father.

Might as well start confessing the truth now.

Yes, you miss a lot when you rely on your own understanding

True faith is based on the revelation of Jesus Christ

not the dead doctrines of uninspired men – which you promote.

The revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place. He made it known by sending his angel to his servant John,

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The Trinity does not make God Son of Himself as you vainly try to construe..

Let’s test this then.

You say: Jesus is God. He is also the son of God. Thus he is either:

The son of himself
The son of the other God

Please clear up this confusion. If you cannot do it, then I guess you are confused and you need to pray for clarity.

I know you desperately keep trying to put words in my mouth..
and align my beliefs with your own misconceptions of Catholic creeds..
(in an effort to make your ideas seem more palpable)..

And what is my so-called ideas? That the Father is the one true God and Jesus Christ is his son whom God made both Lord and Christ.

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