hispanicmormon
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I propose God to be a duality. In heaven, the two eternal Gods are in a sphere surrounded by twelve angels. They have never and will never be separated, they are equal in power, glory, and holiness. Before the two Gods created angels, they were companions. The two Gods came into the world as Jesus; there is no son of God. Instead of accepting two Gods, followers of Jesus interpreted them as father and son. As evidence, there are no references to the son of God in prior gospels, the ones preceding the four NT gospels. Son of God and crucifixion stories were added 30 to 40 years later by Jesus movement people. The Trinity is illogical.You cannot propose the Trinity to be eternal when the son of God had a beginning. As for the Holy Spirit, it is found with the two Gods and Angels in heaven, not in our material world.
Jesus was the first spirit man. And Adam was the first mortal man. But when the Namaste of the totality of the wholeness of God decided to be a person, and not just some blob, he became what we call Jehovah, or Jesus in the preexistence. The Gnostic Christians knew about the most glorious stars and the angels surrounding the Godhead, but that Jesus is the Son of God is not a fact that was added by Proto-Orthodox-Christians decades after his death. The notion of a Son of God was in the hearts of many people -- especially pagans -- who believed that their pantheon of gods could mate with humans hundreds of years before Jesus. People knew this was possible long before Jesus. Of course the Hebrew God was going to do what all these pagans had been claiming for hundreds of years. Our Hebrew God is a jealous god and he can do whatever all these other religions can do.
The 2 eternal Gods that you see are our Heavenly Father and our Heavenly Mother. God created humankind in the image of Elohim, or the gods, male and female created He them. There is a God and a Goddess who gave birth to the first spirit man Jesus. But Jesus was Jehovah in the preexistence. And the Jews believe Jehovah is our Heavenly Father.