Satan can NOT counterfeit The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit. Satan is NOT omnipresent. He can not be Satan, the Antichrist and the False prophet. He has to convince others to parade as the other two.
God is unique. There is not one other like Him. How do we know this ? Well this universe is very very large. It seems infinite, but it is not. But certainly reason dictates that if it had a beginning, it had to have a Beginner that existed outside of the space-time. Now if this person is outside of space -time, then He has to be infinite, because He existed BEFORE time. That is the very definition of infinite. Now infinity contains everything there is by definition. So there can not be but ONE infinite being.
Different beings have to be different to be different. That means that one would have something the other did not have, or they could not be different. But if one had anything the other did not have, that other one would NOT be infinite. That one would lack something. Infinity contains everything to be infinite. So God is unique. There is but ONE God.
So there can be ONE and ONLY ONE infinite being and that is God. Yes there is The Father, The Son , and the Holy Spirit. But He is NOT three but ONE. If He was three, each one would have to be different to be three instead of one. If they were different, they could not be infinite, or could not contain all of God. If any one of the three lacked anything they would not be God at all.
Satan can not do this. He can not truly imitate God. Satan is not only far less than God, but so far less that it is far beyond our ability to even imagine the difference. God is the One and Only Infinite being. He is the One and Only Being that is omnipresent. God can be on His Throne in heaven, and also everywhere in this universe at the same time as His Holy Spirit is.
The original doctrine written by Athanasian in Greek , ( The Pope took this doctrine and changed it to say what he wanted it to say, and called it the Trinity doctrine) stated that:
Yes there is the Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit, but He is NOT three, but ONE God. This was stated over and over again in the doctrine.
Where did Athanasian get this ? From the Holy Scriptures.
God is unique. There is not one other like Him. How do we know this ? Well this universe is very very large. It seems infinite, but it is not. But certainly reason dictates that if it had a beginning, it had to have a Beginner that existed outside of the space-time. Now if this person is outside of space -time, then He has to be infinite, because He existed BEFORE time. That is the very definition of infinite. Now infinity contains everything there is by definition. So there can not be but ONE infinite being.
Different beings have to be different to be different. That means that one would have something the other did not have, or they could not be different. But if one had anything the other did not have, that other one would NOT be infinite. That one would lack something. Infinity contains everything to be infinite. So God is unique. There is but ONE God.
So there can be ONE and ONLY ONE infinite being and that is God. Yes there is The Father, The Son , and the Holy Spirit. But He is NOT three but ONE. If He was three, each one would have to be different to be three instead of one. If they were different, they could not be infinite, or could not contain all of God. If any one of the three lacked anything they would not be God at all.
Satan can not do this. He can not truly imitate God. Satan is not only far less than God, but so far less that it is far beyond our ability to even imagine the difference. God is the One and Only Infinite being. He is the One and Only Being that is omnipresent. God can be on His Throne in heaven, and also everywhere in this universe at the same time as His Holy Spirit is.
The original doctrine written by Athanasian in Greek , ( The Pope took this doctrine and changed it to say what he wanted it to say, and called it the Trinity doctrine) stated that:
Yes there is the Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit, but He is NOT three, but ONE God. This was stated over and over again in the doctrine.
Where did Athanasian get this ? From the Holy Scriptures.
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