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Re: Who are all these people in John 14-15-16?
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Originally Posted by Esaias
If God became a man, actually began to exist as a human being, without ceasing to be God (omnipresent Spirit), how would that human being speak?
I imagine He would speak exactly like He does in the Bible.
On the other hand, if God were a trinity of persons, and one of them became a human, I suspect He would speak of God in the plural: "They", rather than "Him". Unless He had no human consciousness, but was just God-in-a-physical-body. In which case His speech would not really make sense to us, people would think He was schizophrenic or psychotic, not to mention He simply wouldn't act, think, or feel in any genuinely human manner at all.
I also think He would mention "Hey, we're a trinity of Divine Persons". That He never said that is enough for me to reject the speculative nonsense of 4th and 5th century catholic priests.
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