The Divinity of Christ

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   This is such an interesting topic to me. I did not know Islam's thoughts concerning the trinity before. It is interesting how close it is to my own religion, LDS (mormon). We believe that God the Father and Jesus are two separate beings, along with the holy ghost being a separate being as well, thus making a "trinity" of purpose but not of one being. Thus we believe that Jesus is God's son. The LDS church does believe that God is the father for all of us on this earth, in that he made our spirits that inhabit our bodies. Since the post above says God does not have offspring, what is your take on God being our spirit's Father?

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	This is such an interesting topic to me. I did not know Islam's thoughts concerning the trinity before. It is interesting how close it is to my own religion, LDS (mormon). We believe that God the Father and Jesus are two separate beings, along with the holy ghost being a separate being as well, thus making a "trinity" of purpose but not of one being. Thus we believe that Jesus is God's son. The LDS church does believe that God is the father for all of us on this earth, in that he made our spirits that inhabit our bodies. Since the post above says God does not have offspring, what is your take on God being our spirit's Father?