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Originally Posted by Praxeas
They don't.
As I said they get the Deity of the Son out of it. They use other verses to get the idea of three persons
BTW The Historical Doctrine of the Trinity never separates the persons. It only distinguishes them
When a Trinitarian says "separate" they are violating their own doctrinal tenets and moving towards Tritheism
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Maybe Im wrong on this but I dont recall "separate"vs "distinct" being a part of the Oneness/Trinity debate until the last few years. I remember all Trins saying they were separate persons.
I was debating with Limey Bob on Paltalk this year sometime and I showed him in a Dictionary that separate and distinct are interchangeable.
If they are "distinct" persons they are "separate" persons.
I would say right now there are thousands of Trinitarian web sites that use the words "separate persons".
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