The Trinity: More Than Just Doctrine

Catholic Exchange ^ | May 24, 2010 | Michael Baruzzini

[Colofornian]

...I am not a Protestant either, but I will stick up for Protestants when they are unfairly treated. I will do the same for Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Bahais, or atheists. Won't you?

To agree with you in this specific matter would be to agree with your assessment that they were undergoing an "unfair treat[ment]" in the first place.

(1) Asking Roman Catholics to give feedback and hold this author accountable is NOT "unfair treatment" (your response to my comment that RC shouldn't let this author get away with these descriptions of God...give me a break, Logo)

(2) Authors who describe what should really be a kindergartner's view of God within a high Judeo-Christian saturated culture...as some "deep" philosophical "Being ITself"...and are asked, "Author, do you really know this Being to whom you reference?" is not being "unfairly treated".

I guess I could ask you Logo: Is one of the other reasons you identify with this author and feel a need to defend him is because, you, too, as a Mormon wrestle with another simple question about God? Not how personal or impersonal or "combo" of the two...but, rather, how many of them do you worship?

Do you worship 1 god, 2, or 3?

Context for other FReepers: Do Mormons Worship 1, 2, or 3 gods?

[Invincibly Ignorant]

If somebody's ignorant about Someone as important as God, don't export the ignorance.

Why not? Catholics have exported "trinity" to you. You bought it hook, line, & sinker. Now you're going to tweak it for them? laughable.