Katzpur said:Evidently, I'm not explaining myself very well. I'm sorry, but I've done the best I can. About all I can say is what I've already said: "God" and "Godhead" are synonyms. The Father and the Son are so perfectly and absolutely united in will and purpose, either one of them can use the pronoun "I" or "me" and mean "we" or "us."
I'm quite sure my beliefs contradict orthodox Christianity. I have no desire whatsoever to be considered orthodox and, as a Christian, my belief in the divinity of Jesus Christ automatically contradicts the Islamic concept of God. But hinduism? :biglaugh:Give me a break! I see my understanding of the nature of God as being entirely consistent with what the Bible teaches. I actually think my explanation is far more logical than the Trinitarian one. But, to each his own.
Not really, but don't bother explaining. I don't really care whether you believe in Him or not.
either one of them can use the pronoun "I" or "me" and mean "we" or "us."?
LOL!!!!!!! So God at times refers to Himself as "we" and somentimes "me" right? It seems to me that your God has a split personality and a bit schizoid. Does your husband refer to himself as "me" in social situations and then at times refers to himself as "we" in social situations? yeah........ummm yeah! LOL!!!!!!