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[quote=Anonymous][quote=takoma][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]can you understand ice, water and steam all being the same thing?[/quote]yep. Or we have used the analogy of an apple - skin, flesh and seeds - all different but together form one thing - an apple. [/quote]Or dozens of different types of cells, various bacteria, and viruses all composing a human being.[/quote] Thanks for all the analogies. How about our government -- executive, legislative, and judicial? But my earlier point was not that it is false to believe that the Trinity is consistent with "The Lord is One", just that it is a matter of faith, and it makes as much sense for a Christian to say it is obvious as for a Jew or Muslim to say it contradicts the Torah or the Quran. T[b]rying to convince the other that he is wrong drives a wedge between people.[/quote][/b] Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see anyone trying to convince anyone else that she is wrong. I thought this was a simple question of please explain how you see this, with people explaining how they see it. And of course Jews don't believe in the trinity, because they do not believe in the divinity of Jesus or that he was the Son of God. For christians, Father, son and Holy spirit are different manifestations of one, different ways of experiencing One. People are free to believe that or not. But you are the only one I see arguing.[/quote]
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