Bible Teachings or Traditions of Men?

I haven't gone through all the verses of the source and I don't know if your source mentions it, but what does it say about Mark 13:32? It reads: One part not knowing what the other knows. Doesn't make sense for a 3-in-1 God or Gods. Do they have different brains? Did the writers of the Book of Mark make a mistake in claiming that Jesus said this? Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.

Really? Any references to that requirement? Do you ignore the parts the individual 'quoters' did not 'bold' or 'italize' to his or her liking?You people. Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.

Faith writes: Really? Then the son should know exactly what the Father and the Holy Ghost know, too. Doesn't make sense. Three individual Gods, then. So, not 3 in 1 then, but 1 in 3. Only one 'person' knows something, the other 'persons 'don't. Three completely different parts, then. So, one actor playing three roles without kowing exactly what the other roles are supposed to represent. Even though they're supposed to be Almighty. Nope. Not consistent at all. All three of them are supposed to be almighty and know it all. Not hard at all. Wishful thinking. Easy. Anyone can imagine exactly what a person wants to imagine. Green wings on the favourite fairy.You still haven't answered why only one in three knows it, the other two don't.By the way, did you find the verse I mentioned in the link you provided or did that source ignore it?Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.

So, your God is a committee existing of three different Persons. It consists of a Head honcho and two lesser Members. The convener knows more than the two lesser Gods and keeps secrets from them.The lesser members don't seem to be Almighty as they don't know everything.Is this Biblical?

This still doesn’t explain why the Holy Ghost doesn’t know, but only the Father. Can’t read anywhere that The Holy Ghost intentionally gave up ‘prerogatives of Diety’ to become man.I’ll repeat the verse: Mark 13:32 NIV 2011: By the way, it would be easy for any Almighty God to become fully man while also maintaining the 'prerogatives of Diety'. Any Almighty God is supposed to be able to do anything and know everything. Edited by Pressie, : Changed last sentence

But it a very accurate description of what you claim the trinity is.

Great, I'm on your mind. Now you only have to get those verses on your mind, too.All I did was to quote a Bible verse. Here it is again, Mark 13:32 NIV 2011:

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But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.
  —Mark 13:32 NIV 2011

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Seems like only the 'Person' who's head of the committee knows it all....I can provide other verses, too, from the NIV 2011: The poor Holy Ghost is left out again. The Holy Ghost must feel a bit neglected.Don't think a committee could work very well this way.

Not at all. I even wrote something about it.The poor Holy Ghost part of the Committee. Read my previous comment; I actually provided more verses saying essentially the same thing.Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.

I actually provided two more verses.What language I used on this thread do you find offensive, anyway? Head honcho? God? Committee? Lesser Gods?Do we need to impose an age restriction on people reading those words?Something like: Anyone reading the words 'Head honcho' or 'God' or 'committee' or 'lesser Gods', must be over the age of 99 and be accompanied by two legal guardians at least ten years older than that'?