The Trinity

[Philippus Flavius Homovallumus]

*Peers in, ponders*

[Kadagar_AV]

Speaking of fantasy, isn't it like in the Game of Thrones books, that you have The Warrior, The Smith, The Stranger and so on... But they are all just different aspects of one supreme being?

More a way for humans to comprehend it, than the true nature of God?

[Rhyfelwyr]

*Peers in, ponders*

Hopefully you can back me up!

Speaking of fantasy, isn't it like in the Game of Thrones books, that you have The Warrior, The Smith, The Stranger and so on... But they are all just different aspects of one supreme being?

More a way for humans to comprehend it, than the true nature of God?

That is what some groups, for example Oneness Pentecostals, would say. Such beliefs are not regarded as Trinitarian, although they don't diverge so far from orthodox Trinitarianism as the more well known non-Trinitarian groups do (Jehovas Witnesses, etc). Oneness Pentecostals would I think agree with all my arguments in the OP, with the exception of no.4.

[Kadagar_AV]

That is what some groups, for example Oneness Pentecostals, would say. Such beliefs are not regarded as Trinitarian, although they don't diverge so far from orthodox Trinitarianism as the more well known non-Trinitarian groups do (Jehovas Witnesses, etc). Oneness Pentecostals would I think agree with all my arguments in the OP, with the exception of no.4.

Sorry, that was a complete troll post of mine

Just wanted a word in on what I think about referencing fantasy books as related to what we should let impact our everyday lives. I'll remove myself...