[Serious] The Trinity

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@tackattack
Of course! Thank you for your reply. What you describe, especially in terms of separate individuals in a family unit working together to represent the same name/purpose, is similar to what the Mormons believe. I don't want to put words in your mouth to say they're the same, because Mormons are strictly in denial polytheistic, saying that Christ is literally the born son of God and that the Holy Ghost is a spirit who never gained a body and acts as the personal messenger for God.

This is a different take on it, so, if there is more, then yes, I would appreciate you continuing.

@Drich

I don't understand this, I apologize. Do the three individuals of the godhead occupy the seat of "President/God" at the same time, like, simultaneously?

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Using my example and bringing in Drich's point.

Father Smith, son Smith and Spirit Smith are all members of the Smith family. they are all Smiths, yet they are unique. God (or Godhead if you need a differentiator) is what the most Christians I know worship. They are also usually quite indistinct in their language and vary as to the level of being able to explain themselves. The Godhead is more a definition of substance and what the group is made of combined with a title. That's why Christians in my circles claim to worship "the Godhead three in one" (It's literally in a song we sang a few weeks ago) or colloquially God for short. If this is a concept you can understand that makes sense I'll answer any questions you have on the subject, to the best of my understanding.