- How can you say, "What's a one God?"
- Any one God that is not the Father,
the Son, and the Holy Ghost is a figment
of your imagination that doesn't even exist.
There's only one God and this is what he is like, period.
- So use the other analogy the Bible says.
You use this marriage analogy.
The Bible says when a man and woman come together
that they're one flesh, yet we still see husband and wife
having different seats of consciousness
and being in physically different spatial locations,
yet they're described as one flesh.
How is that true?
How is that one flesh?
Because for them, it would be like
you'd have to be conjoined at the hip or something
in order to be one flesh.
And it's like, okay, well, sorry, it's one God.
I mean, I don't--
- One flesh 'cause he said it's one flesh, right?
- True, and again, it's one God
because the Bible's abundantly clear
on that particular issue.
But at the end of the day,
if it's also describing distinctions
within the Father, Son and Holy Ghost,
you know, that's important.