How many God’s do you worship?

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You are correct, and I was wrong when I did; it is three persons, one being. That
is my belief; I misspoke.

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As soon as I realized I had misspoken, I owned it; I was going to argue. I never said
that until I went back and saw the posts where I did. I was wrong when I wrote those.

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The single point I have been making is 3 Persons, 1 Being with respect to God.

Three Beings One Being would be a conflict.
Three Persons One Person would be a conflict.
The ladder is what you proclaim.

God is by far more complex than us; though we were made in His image, we are
in earthy fleshly bodies right now and what we will be once we leave these
temporary corrupted bodies remains to be seen. We have living spirits, a soul, in a
body that is not going to last but will die; it will rot, it will dissolve, but we will not.
It has not entered into the heart of man what is coming.

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If you don’t understand the logic you will never understand the point. You think one person can be three and not see the contradictions even while using the term manifestation it is in conflict with itself. The Trinity is Biblical doctrine well supported reading about it, hearing about it, isn’t difficult to find teaching supporting it.

Justifying your one god who pretends to be three can only come from a very shallow read and understanding of scripture.

@kevin-eleven said
@divegeester

How many do you worship, and what do you mean by worship?

@divegeester

Let's leave the first part of the question aside for now.

I really am still interested in what you mean by worship.

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It was a mistake if you refuse to accept that you refuse to accept that.

@kellyjay said
It was a mistake if you refuse to accept that you refuse to accept that.

It's possible that despite God's gift of free will, @divegeester has, over time, chosen to cultivate himself in such a way that he is largely running on automatic now.

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Looking forward to the day you open your little boundaries enough to allow God to speak to you, after which of course you will try to alert that incident.