This House Believes God Exists As A Trinity

A. Observations: 1. I will demonstrate that "God" is not a Trinity. Accurate definitions must be given. The word "god" is the English word for the Hebrew word "elohim". English defines "god" as "a deity having divine status, quality, or nature." However, "Elohim" is plural for eloh/eloah, meaning "mighty". When pluralized it signifies "mighty ones". Therefore, God is Elohim & indicates "mighty deities". 2a.. Divine Status means "of or like God" having "relative social, professional, or other standing" like God. 2b. Divine Quality means "of or like God" having "the standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind" OR "a distinctive attribute or characteristic possessed by someone or something" like God. As I will explain the Holy Spirit has no "divine quality" like the "mighty ones" we call Father & Son. 2c. Divine Nature means "of or like God" having "the inherent features of something, especially when seen as characteristic of" God. 3a. My arguments will spring out of a.) common knowledge of "Christianity teaching", b.) deductive reasoning/argument & practicality, & c.) common sense. 3b. A deductive argument is an argument that is presented as (deductively) valid, that is, to provide a guarantee of the truth of the conclusion provided that the argument"s premises are true. This point can be expressed also by saying that, in a deductive argument, the premises are intended to provide such strong support for the conclusion that, if the premises are true, then it would be impossible for the conclusion to be false. An argument in which the premises do succeed in guaranteeing the conclusion is called a (deductively) valid argument. If a valid argument has true conclusions, then the argument is said to be sound. 3c. Example: It is hot & sunny outside. If it is hot & sunny outside then the sun is out. If you go outside & see the sun you will also feel the sun"s hotness. Therefore it is true the sun is out. B. Clarifications: 1. I'll use deductive reasoning through Observation A to show that only two Divine Gods exist, not three, & how the alleged third God, Holy Spirit/Ghost, is not a "deity", nor has "divine status, quality, or nature" like God aka Elohim aka "the Mighty Ones." 1a. I'll demonstrate through common knowledge of Christianity teaching that these two Supreme Beings are not one literal Being. 2. To avoid "annoying & confusing" those who believe Jehovah & Jesus are the same being, I will not use the name Jehovah to refer to the God Father but merely "Father" to establish individuality of the two, part from the Son. 3. There is one Father, as a Deity called God"Eloah"Mighty One. There is one Son, as a Deity called God"Eloah"Mighty One. There is the Holy Spirit of Father & Son"God"Elohim"Mighty Ones. C. The Deductive Reasoning for the Father: Father"a man in relation to his natural child or children. In the case of a Supreme Spiritual Entity, "a male deity in relation to his natural child." A father is also one who rules the house of a family. Christianity tells us God the Father rules the heavenly house known as the Kingdom of God or Heaven. It also makes clear that God the Son preached the Father ruled the house. Since the Son declares the Father"s autonomy, the Son isn't the Father nor is the Father the Son. If neither God is the same God, both Gods must be individual Beings. The Father of the House also makes the rules of the House, natural the children are taught to obey. What are the Father"s rules? Christianity tells us they are the 10 Commandments & that God the Son declared he didn't come to earth to destroy the Rules/Laws but to fulfill them. By deductive reasoning, if the Father establishes the rules for his children to obey, fulfilling these rules on a daily basis is akin to obeying them, right? Christianity tells us God the Son obeyed each one daily. Therefore the two Gods cannot be the same God, since one established the rules for the other to obey. Christianity, like Pro, states the Father has a throne & is seated on that throne. It also tells us the Father asked the Son to sit at his right side next to his throne. If there are three Gods as one God, why would one need to ask another to sit beside him & rule? More importantly, how come the alleged third God has no throne, nor was asked to sit with them? By deductive reasoning Christianity shows us a presence of "dialogue" between two about two thrones & an absence of "dialogue" toward a third party concerning no throne, nor an offer. If the presence of dialogue exist between the Elohim & Elohim is plural for Mighty Deities, then God is not one but two or three or four. Now if there is an absence of dialogue to the alleged third God, then isn't it more logical to deduct that the third is not a deity rather than is a supreme deity with no throne like the other two? D. The Deductive Reasoning for the Son: Son"a boy in relation to his natural father or parents. A son is usually one who carry on his father"s name, his father"s guidance, his father"s rules. Christianity tells us God the Son came to earth in the name of the Father. Therefore by that logic, two Personages must exist apart from each other as individual entities in order for one to step in front of an audience & declare the other. One of the most famous Christian stories is God loving the world so much he gave us his ONLY begotten Son. If God is one entity as Father & Son, then the story is saying the Only Begotten Son gave the world his Only Begotten Son. So does that also mean the Father gave both a Son & Grandson to us? Who is the Grandson? God the Son has got to be a totally separate entity. Or else Christians, not Atheists & Muslims, are delusional, unable to distinguish individuals as separate from one another. Now the biggest piece of evidence that the Father & Son & Holy Spirit aren't "equal"""one" comes from the Son. Evidence of the Son"s declaration of his return to earth is documented everywhere"in books, magazines, movies, online videos, even posters. They, a plethora of evidence, tell us the Son declared empathetic, "No one knows the day or hour of my return, not even me, but only my Father." Wait, if these spiritual entities are the same, united in cause, eternally equal, joined as one then all three would know the return date. Now let us common sense. The Son said "no one know but the Father"--this proves they aren't the same being because how in the hell can you hide from yourself your own glorified return to a place? But wait, check out this--only the Father knows. Well, how come the Holy Spirit doesn't know? According to Christian doctrine we see the Father & Son discussing many things. Seems like the Holy Spirit is kept out of the loop in many divine decisions. The return date of Christ demonstrates there is an imbalance power among the three, an authoritative hierarchy excluding the Holy Spirit, secrets, knowledge withholding, lack of information privileges to which the Son made it clear only the Father is privy to. E. The Deductive Reasoning for the Holy Ghost: Have you ever looked up the definition for "holy" & "spirit"? Holy is defined as "dedicated or consecrated to God". Based on this general definition the Holy Spirit is "dedicated or consecrated to" himself if he is God. The Hebrew word for "spirit" in the Bible is ruach & the Greek is pneuma, both words denote "breath" or "wind," in which both are invisible forces. Jewish scholars have never defined the Holy Spirit as anything except "the power of God". Take a long at the definitions again, deductive reasoning with common sense calculation: "power" or "breath" or "wind (as in a moving force)" "dedicated to God""the Father & the Son. The Holy Spirit is power"a moving force"belonging to the Mighty Ones, Father & Son. Now if the Holy Spirit is a Personage like the Father or Son, what is his "family title"? Uncle? Aunt? Third Cousin? The very words & definitions of "father" & "son" unequivocally denote a "family affair" of individual entities. The Holy Spirit is never applied a family title. How come? Isn't he equal, as one, with the Father & Son? In fact, nowhere in the Bible, Rabbinical writings, Christian commentaries, or ancient texts do you ever read about the Holy Spirit ever saying a literal "word". He"allegedly he"never speaks! Is he a mute? Is this the reason there isn't any dialogue coming from the Father or Son to the Holy Spirit? Because the Holy Spirit isn't a Deity at all. It"not he"is simply the power of God. Have you ever seen a human-likeness drawing or painting of the Holy Spirit, like you see of the Father & Son? Logic doesn't tell us that the absence of something is evidence it doesn't exist. But rather the absence of the attributes of something is evidence it doesn't exist. Here"s an example with deductive reasoning. 1a. The absence of a living or dead corpse of a Bigfoot isn't evidence that Bigfoot doesn't exist. Without the absence of living or dead Bigfoot as evidence, it is possible that the existence of Bigfoot exist. 1b. The absence of a Bigfoot feces, fossils, or DNA is evidence that Bigfoot doesn't exist. Since a record of it"s feces, bones, or DNA found in any area of the world would be the evidence that Bigfoot possibly existed or does existence. 1c. The absence of attributes associated with the Father & Son, such as dialogue, family titles, kingship references, acts of worship, etc. is evidence that the Holy Spirit isn't a Divine Entity, with a Personage, equal to two Beings with personal first names. Here in my 1st argument I've established that God"Elohim"Mighty Ones are 2 separate individual beings widely known as the Father & the Son & that they are not part of a three person leadership sharing equality with the Holy Spirit. My 2nd argument will delve deeper in demonstrating point by point how the Holy Spirit does not have Divine Status, Divine Quality, & Divine Nature to allow "it" to be considered a Deity. X Brando Littles