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Originally Posted by Hoovie
I think you are dead wrong! The "Father" (in heaven) is generally a reference to God beyond the incarnation, while Jesus the "Son" is reference to God working in and through the incarnation.
Reserving the parental term "Father" for God's continued existence beyond the incarnation of Christ is proper.
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Is he one or a co-equal? I'm not denying the distinction of the roles but that doesn't change the fact the Jesus is the father, son and Holy Ghost
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