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Originally Posted by AreYouReady?
Sorry Joe, but Wiki is not a reliable source. I do not think that most people think of God in the terms of being three separate and distinct persons. Not even with the same definition in their own declarations of faith do I think most people believe that.
I do however, think that if any of the leadership who say that they do not believe in three Gods have any guts, they would ditch that definition and redefine what they think God is.
I think a lot of man's theology is deliberate to confuse people.
God is a Spirit. The Holy Ghost is a Spirit and Jesus is incarnate and I don't know any "trinitarian" who will dispute that.
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But almost all Trinitarians... especially the big Trinitarian Pentecostal organizations will use the word "PERSONS" in their Declaration or Articles of Faith. Though most of the laity would accept a Oneness definition of God, it's because the Godhead isn't taught in Trinitarian churches... and I know.
Furthermore, I have yet to know one Trinitarian that has ever believed 3 God's.
The issue all comes downt to 3 Persons.... and how you interpret persons in light of the original intent of that word, and it's modern day interpretation.
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