Original sentence: Critics contend that this scripture has less to due with the nature of God and more to do with the unifying qualities of principal between Christ and his followers as between the father and the son.On its face, the New Testament both implies to proponents that Christ is in some sense God, and it also refers to the Holy Spirit as the "Spirit of God" and the "Spirit of Christ" quite interchangeably.Some proponents of this doctrine contend that an example of the concept of Many comprising One, without the element of restriction to three alone (the Father and the Son are listed), is
Edited sentence: A very straightforward example of the concept of Many comprising One, without the element of restriction to three alone (the Father and the Son are listed), is.On its face, the New Testament both implies and unambiguously affirms that Christ is in some sense God, and it also refers to the Holy Spirit as the "Spirit of God" and the "Spirit of Christ" quite interchangeably