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Responding to a Trinitarian
So, I have tried to provide an explanation for the Oneness belief to a Trinitarian. He tries to give one for his using three different forms of water, which He said 1.) Ice. 2.) Water. 3.) Air. He tried another one.. where he said to "pretend you are an alien holding a device" and can transform into three things. < Lol. His thoughts being "One alien, three persons." The third, he used his body as an example. He put his hand infront of his face and said "my eyes are are going to tell my hand to move." His hand moves. < He says that's two different things acting but it's still him. ( Like two persons acting but in one essence ). Then he said "my stomach digests food" but I can't tell my stomach to stop doing that. < His thoughts are "part of him is acting that he has no control over" but it is himself. As in, Jesus acts separate from the Father, but is God.
What would you respond with?
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