The "Claim to the Name"

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Originally Posted by mizpeh

I thought all the Godhead was in Christ and not Christ in the Godhead?

Godhead means what?

My bible says the fullness of Deity dwells in Christ in bodily form.

That means something different than what I was taught when I first started this. That is incarnational. God became one of us, rather than indwelling, God was inside one of us.

But since "godhead" has no real definite meaning it seems, then it can mean whatever the hearer wants.

You know Mizpeh, a lot of Trinitarians don't realize this but when they say Modalism is a heresy they don't realize it was a Trinitarian heresy.

The so called heresy was not a rejection of the unity of Father, Son and Spirit but a rejection that Father, Son and Spirit were three distinct persons.

Andrew Urshan I am told still referred to what he believed as a Trinity, just not one of three different persons.

So here is the question, does Oneness believe in the Unity of Father, Spirit and Son or is there a division?