The trinity

[Drich]

This has been asked and answered in the first 3 pages of this thread. [and several times after that] Go back and reread what was already written. If you have follow up I will be glad to address new questions.

After reading page 3, you most certainly have not answered. You pushed out some nonsense and then just claim that it is a reasonable explanation when it really isn't. Oh and about you batting on about the definition of deity, after consulting many dictionaries in my house, I can say that it is simply a god or goddess. That is the most common definition I found.

I don't usually jump in on these religious discussions because it pisses me off to no end, but you were starting to annoy me.

And I am supposed to take your word that the many dictionaries you looked in, all say that Deity means an indivisual god or personage of god, and that their is no other meaning?

If so, then Perhaps you could write a strongly worded letter to the following sources explaining to them how your dictionaries at home are not consistent with what has been published here:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/deity
http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition...us&q=deity
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/deity?s=t

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Why do you all this late in the game assume your peers are so foolish as to not address the obvious you have 'found on your own?' And do you think this thread would have been able to go 13 pages if the first person who brought this up, was not given an answer?

Your answer makes no sense!

Let's see... there are three different beings who share the title of "God".... That means there must be three gods! If a country had three people who all shared the title of "President", that would mean there are three presidents.

Are you familiar with how the Goverment of the United States works?

There are three branches of Goverment
The Judicial (Which is the courts)
The Legislative (Which consists of the House of repersenitivies and Congress)
Then the Executive Branch (Which include the president and His staff.)

Three unique branches, with different roles, but only one Goverment of the United states.

Are we still on the same page at this point?