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if God exists as god the father, god the son and god the holy spirit, does it mean then that there are three god's

No it's just the manifestation of God in three forms; the Father ,Son , Holy Spirit

I don't believe in the trinity. The trinity was created by the Council of Nicaea and added to Christianity in order to attract the masses which included pagans who worshipped three gods in one. In the bible Jesus himself says that the Father is greater than he is.

I personally think of Jesus as literally being The Son of God, to me that means the son part of the trinity isn't God as I separate the two beings. If that makes any sense?!

NikkyT wrote:I personally think of Jesus as literally being The Son of God, to me that means the son part of the trinity isn't God as I separate the two beings. If that makes any sense?!

Exactly!

it's 3 in one. So its one God not 3 separate beings.

I don't feel there is any 'physical' entity at all in God's form. So there is no physical 'son' and no physical 'spirit' as separate entities. I believe God Himself is a spirit type form---He is everything. I believe in Jesus and I believe He was here in human form only because that is the only way He could relate to humans and live among us. I believe that His body, like ours, is only a vessel so that we are able to live here on earth. Once we die, we no longer have use of our body and our spirit will go to another place.
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According to research there’s only one God but he exists in three entities or forms being father son and Holy Spirit