Trinity Correspondence

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At 17:53 12/04/1995 -0600, you wrote:
>HI>At 07:03 11/21/1995 -0600, you wrote:
>HI>>Michael Joseph Murphy III,
>HI>>
>HI>>MM>cannot decide whether it even matters if Jesus is the same "person" as 
>HI>>MM>God. What difference would it really make anyways?
>HI>>
>HI>>Polytheism?
>
>HI>Polytheism means multiple gods. "But to us there is only ONE God, the
>HI>FATHER, for whom are all things, *AND* One Lord Jesus Christ, THROUGH whom
>HI>are all things". 1 Co 8:6
>
>Deity and Humanity.   Easily seen and understood.  

Mormons easily understand that Elohim, Jehovah and El Shaddai are three unique
gods on in infinite array. It's the TRADITION they are taught. It's how they
INTERPRET the Bible. 

Would you "easily understand" the following:

THERE IS ONLY ONE ORANGE ON THE TABLE, AND ONE APPLE

To mean there is only one piece of fruit, one being symbolic of the skin and
the other of the flesh of the fruit? Or would that be kind of assinine?

How do you know you aren't just clinging to theological tradition?

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