The Father and Son in conversation: One God?

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I’ve noticed that the common source of confusion among anti-Trinitarian faiths is the fact that Jesus and the Father are often in conversation with each other several times in the Bible. How do you defend that they are one God? How could have Jesus been “obedient” to the Father when He and the Father are one?

On a related note I read somewhere that Christians do not deny that in the Trinity, the Father has primacy. What does this mean and is this a Catholic belief?
 
The part about the Father’s “primacy” is probably a bad term used to describe the Father as monarch. He is is not begotten and He does not proceed from either the Son or the Spirit. Both the Son and the Spirit find their “origin” in the Father. That is not to say that they are “created,” but rather are begotten (Son) or proceed (Spirit) from the Father. Therefore, the Son is eternally begotten from the Father and the Spirit proceeds from the Father. Hope this helps:) !

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Alexius:cool:
 
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