they have separate self-consciousnesses

this is new information

the self-distinction of God as man, as the Son is wholly divine

but still tempted as being in the body of man

but the Father does not receive the temptations

they are hypostases of the Godhead

Is the Godhead 3 branches from one trunk or is it 3 branches forming one trunk

*isnt the “Christian god” just Jesus’s interpretation of the Jewish god essentially*

look at this image

Pebble

Is the Godhead 3 branches from one trunk or is it 3 branches forming one trunk

@PebbЛe

(Monotheistic or polytheistic)

3 branches from one trunk

they are hypostases

So God willingly split himself into 3 beings?

they are his self-distinctions

yes

@Doctor Anon why are you so ChRiStIaN

~~Christianity Is Jewish trickery~~

~~Adopt buhdism~~

Okay how about this. If divinity were to be a physical thing. Would it be 3 physical entities or would it be one single entity with 3 personalities/voices.

divinity is not a physical thing

*if* it were

it's not

im just phrasing it so i understand better

the question is going to confuse me

it's not translatable

ffs

Okay

hm

Is God, God itself, a conscious being

the Godhead, the *ousia*, the combination of the hypostases of the Trinity is considered unknowable

by both scholastic and eastern schools

This is very strange

Who am i praying to when i pray to God?

Am i praying to *God* as the single entity, or am praying to all 3?

Apologies for all the questions, im just confused.

You're praying to the Father

Aren’t your praying to the Holy Spirit and the father?