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Originally Posted by Igzy
Gubei, I have explained this already, please go back and read. But let me summarize. The Trinity is a pattern in the Bible, it is a truth. But it is not one that is necessary for salvation nor fellowship not anything that practical. A specific interpretation of the Trinity is not a matter of faith. The fact is the truth is a little vague. It's a mystery.
No, if you want to put forth locality in the same manner--a vague, somewhat mysterious principle, then fine. Then you'd be comparing apples to apples. ...
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Igzy,
You once again are getting around the issue. I did not ask how Christains can have different understandings of Trinity. I asked how Christians draw their prescriptive conclusions from the descriptive verses in the Bible.
And your analogy is misleading in describing the real situation.
In your analogy of physically impossible theater, the problem is the wrong suggestion of that physically impossilbe theater.
But in the matter of the ground of locality, the problem is divisive ones, not the model itself. You are confused in causality.
Gubei