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Originally Posted by Praxeas
God became the Son (human incarnation) while continuing His transcendent existence as God (Father of the Son)...of course you already knew that from previous conversations how Father and Son are distinct
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No doubt the Father and the Son are distinct, and Yes, there's been tens of thousands of words about this yet the oneness explanation remains fuzzy, at best, IMO.
I asked if God the Father is the Son of God and the answer changed the verbiage of the question. "God became the Son" isn't really an answer to the question of is God the Father the Son of God. This view that Jesus God the Father is Jesus the Son of God the Father isn't scriptural at all. Introducing vague terms as "transcendent existence" is simply an avoidance of discussing the issue.
So, the question remains, is God the Father the Son of God?