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Originally Posted by Praxeas
First of all we are claiming the Son is Yahweh incarnate, second of all, how does having the Father dwell IN the Son? Nobody would claim God the Father is the Son. NObody argues the Father is the Son. Saying the Son is the Father incarnate is not the same as saying the Father is the Son. How does Father dwelling IN the Son mean the Son can't be the Father incarnate?
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Because I and every other Christian also have have the Father dwelling in us too, but that doesn't make us God. As for yoru first comment, errrr, no you don't claim that the Son IS Yahweh, you rather claim that the Son is a man in whom Yahweh's spirit indwells. This is why you deny that the Son is eternal, you deny that the Son is creator, you deny that the Son is omnipotent. You do call the Son Yahweh, just as Mormons, JWs and Unitarians seemingly apply some vague sort of divine claim to the Son, but then you claim that it's the Almighty God IN Christ, i.e. the Father in the Son who is the possessor of every divine attribute.