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persons tell us that "each person is omnipotent, omnipresent,
eternal and perfect God; yet there are not three omnipotent,
omnipresent, eternal and perfect Gods, but one omnipotent
. . . God!" If there is no sophistry in the above reasoning
then we shall present this "mystery" of the churches by an
equation:- .
God = 1 God + 1 God + 1 God; therefore: 1 God = 3 Gods.
In the first place, one god cannot equal three gods, but only
one of them. Secondly, since you admit each person to be
perfect God like His two associates, your conclusion that
1 + 1 + 1 = 1 is not mathematical, but an absurdity!
You are either too arrogant when you attempt to prove
that three units equal one unit; or too cowardly to admit that
eternal and perfect God; yet there are not three omnipotent,
omnipresent, eternal and perfect Gods, but one omnipotent
. . . God!" If there is no sophistry in the above reasoning
then we shall present this "mystery" of the churches by an
equation:- .
God = 1 God + 1 God + 1 God; therefore: 1 God = 3 Gods.
In the first place, one god cannot equal three gods, but only
one of them. Secondly, since you admit each person to be
perfect God like His two associates, your conclusion that
1 + 1 + 1 = 1 is not mathematical, but an absurdity!
You are either too arrogant when you attempt to prove
that three units equal one unit; or too cowardly to admit that