Originally Posted by Ustwo

For the record my explanation is based on one of the Christian/Catholic explanations.

Originally Posted by Ustwo

While I see Christianity as polytheistic more due to saints, angels etc, (and I once read a methodist bible and it was, quite frankly insane) I don't think of it as so due to the trinity.

If god can be everything, he can be three, and the three can be separate but united. He could even argue with himself as god the son and god the father. You could easily say that the argument in human terms of allegorical and was really god as flesh 'transmitting' to god as spirit that which it was to be flesh. Of course that in itself would go counter to omniscient, but thats not the first time.