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OrthodoxBerean
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| Posted 11/7/2002 3:49 AM (GMT -6) |   | [quote="Oneness Apologist"]In your view, while God the Son continues to exist unchanged in His divine nature, He can no longer act in a divine capacity beyond (notice I did not say “apart from”) His incarnate existence, while according to Oneness theology He can and does. That is why I see your view more as a transmutation of God into man. He goes from functioning solely as God to functioning solely as man. Even though you maintain that God remains who He is in the incarnation, functionally His deity has had His lights turned off.
Trinitarians do not believe that God the Son "could not" fnuction through his divine capacity. They believe that he simply doesn't because he gave up that right at the incarntion. Does everyone here agree with this?
Next, he is trying to say that his uni-personal God functioned simultaneously as God and man. Is this possible? When God functions though his human capacity he says that this is the Son, when he functions outside of his human capacity he says that this is the Father.
What do you guys think about this?
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