Many have a problem seeing how Catholics and many Protestants can believe there are three persons in One God. They may wish to consider many of the men they see who, on our programming level, reflect the same components.

God is the Father.
God is the Son.
God is the Spirit.
Three Persons in One.

A man is a father.
He’s also a son.
At the same time, a husband.
Three persons in one.

God is the Father.
God is the Son.
God is the Spirit.
Three Persons in One.

Author's Notes:

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