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MelanieAnne
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You’re incorrect in your assumption, hence you proceed to a false conclusion. You are, in fact, wrong to assume the reasons that you do not get the answers you want to hear. Indeed, it is fallacious to expect everyone to be just like you, we are not.You aren’t saying anything either way, because you know it’s impossible to answer if you want to maintain validity of your doctrine.
So you shouldn’t wonder why non-Christians don’t want to follow Christians into that tight jam they put themselves in with Trinity.
This is a Catholic forum. We are bound to be charitable at all times. You need to keep that in mind. That requirement applies to all of us all the time. The reasons that you don’t get the answers to some of the questions you want answers to may be varied but in no way does the absence of an answer suggest that there is no answer at all, and truly, you have yet to show yourself as being willing to accept an answer anyway. But the lack of an answer to your liking does not equal a confirmation of your false belief (and, truth be told, some of those questions may be viewed as preposterous, or worse, by Christians).
You misunderstand the concept on the Trinity on a fundamental level. I will continue to pray for your discernment of the truth. There are many things that you appear to need to learn. But first you need to be willing to learn. While I will continue to pray for you, I’ve not yet seen any willingness on your part to learn.
Peace be with you.
