Dr. Craig, lots of good questions from the Trade United States, and it's about the

Trinity.

Dr. Craig, thank you for your work, says after reviewing your Trinity monotheism, it

seems to me that your view is that the Trinity, the collection of the three persons, Father

Center and Holy Spirit, is the only true God, therefore it is not true of any person

of the Trinity, Father Center or Holy Spirit, that he is a God.

But this conclusion seems incompatible with the New Testament data, Jesus referred to

as Father as the only true God, John 17-3.

Furthermore he later said that his God is our God too, in John 20.

First, it seems to me that for these statements to be true, one, that the Father is the only

true God and two, Jesus is God is our God, it must be true of the person referenced

the Father, that he is a God.

Again, it seems to literally follow from your view that the Trinity, the only true God

on your view, is some other God than Jesus God or our God.

How would you respond to this?

What I would say to Trey is that his inference is correct, that it must be true of the

person referenced, the Father, that he is a God.

That is not an inference that John draws from these verses, John 17-3 and John 2017,

because John clearly regards Jesus as God, as fully divine as God the Father.

The prologue of the Gospel of John begins with the words in the beginning was the word

and the word was with God and the word was God.

All things were made through him and without him was not anything made and then he goes

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