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semantics?

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That's when it can't ever make sense or be correct.

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And some in both camps are willing to condemn other believers in Christ to hell and that's when it can't ever make sense or be correct.

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No.

In Oneness there is one doer of every personal action. HOW he does it, ie as a human vs as God, is different

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God/Father = Eternal Spirit

Son = Fleshly body that which was conceived by the Spirit, born of Mary and manifested the Eternal God to humanity. A tabernacle for the invisible eternal God to dwell in.

Holy Ghost = the Spirit of God in the Church

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They All seem pretty evident to me...

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Prax I have a serious question about your oneness. I'm not going to get into a long discussion on this but I want some clarification on a few things.

What do you define a person as? Isn't it as the doer of an action?

In the sentence Jesus the son of god prayed... Isn't it Jesus, the son of god, that is doing the act of praying? Context would seem to dictate that Jesus the son of god is doing the action of prayer.

Doesn't that seem to imply that Jesus the son of god is a person. on top of that isnt he a distinct person from god the father since he performs different actions than god the father performs?

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Ok

Yes

Ok

Yes He is a person. No He is not a distinct Person

How does all that make me not Oneness? Im confused. You are questioning my Oneness?

He is the Same Person performing both distinct actions of Father and Son. That's what I said before. Same DOER of the actions as the Father and as the Son

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um, "questioning my oneness?" :lol

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Let me ask you this way: how do you know the father and Jesus are the same doer of actions?

I understand they can be. I understand its possible for them to be. How do you know they actually are the same person, or doer of actions?