Sheesh, you guys! Byrd parsed the Frog's sentence in a way not (I think) intended by the Frog! Here, let me help. (That's why I'm here!)
"If I say 'my God's name is Jesus' and you say 'my God's name is not', then surely we have different gods in the most basic sense." The second "my" is not Frog, it is the person Frog is talking to.
Sheesh.
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Hebrews 13:23 Know ye that our brother Timothy is set at liberty
Speaking of names, ask any Trinitarian what God's name is. Think he'll say "Jesus"? Maybe one out of a thousand might. Most will say "Jehovah", "Yaweh", or some variation. So, do Trinnies worship a different God than Onesies?
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Hebrews 13:23 Know ye that our brother Timothy is set at liberty
Sheesh, you guys! Byrd parsed the Frog's sentence in a way not (I think) intended by the Frog! Here, let me help. (That's why I'm here!)
"If I say 'my God's name is Jesus' and you say 'my God's name is not', then surely we have different gods in the most basic sense." The second "my" is not Frog, it is the person Frog is talking to.
Speaking of names, ask any Trinitarian what God's name is. Think he'll say "Jesus"? Maybe one out of a thousand might. Most will say "Jehovah", "Yaweh", or some variation. So, do Trinnies worship a different God than Onesies?
If I say "my God's name is Jesus" and you say "my God's name is not" then surely we have different gods in the most basic sense. However, if you affirm that everything about your God is the same as it is for my God except for a few things then I wouldn't be comfortable telling you we have different Gods. I would say we have the same God but you are wrong about a few things regarding him. That's a major difference.
bump.
And finally, although I'm pretty sure I get you,
would you expand "That's a major difference." ty