Magical Math. formula!

[Boss]

Can anybody explain for me:



1+1+1=1?!!!

or

1+1+1=3?!!


Which one is correct?!!

 

[seebs]

My friend Dave, his wife Jordan, and their daughter Sylvia are one family, so I think I'll go with the first one.

In short, equations mean nothing without units.

 

[Boss]

so


1+1+1=1
How strange!
Next post!

 

[katylees]

the second one is correct....1+1=2 +1=3

 

[katylees]

1 and 1 and 1 can be wotever number u want it to be

 

[katylees]

but yes it does need units

 

[Knight]

Is this a genuine question or an attempt to disprove the Trinity?

(Just my suspicious mind at work....)

 

[Rafael]

It depends on what dimension your in. The mathematics that scientists are currently discovering are starting to point to a unification theory, that Einstein was keen to find but never did. When things approach the speed of light, which is the same speed as thought, their properties change so radically that they become unidentifiable and difficult to understand for us, trapped in this dimension. Although we are just now beginning to theorize multiple dimensions beyond the three we currently experience, a long way has to go before we can figure how God is able to operate outside of time and rule from eternity where there is no time. The current discoveries in mathematics are pointing to this being possible, but of course Christians have been counting on it by faith for a long time. Personally, Him being able to operate and refer to Himself in plural is no problem when I look around myself and see so many things I don't know how to make. I guess I'm just humble enough to believe it possible that there are things I don't really know how to do, that He can.

 

[Svt4Him]

Well, depending one what you're describing, it could be an axiom. If so, then the answer is 3. If you're talking about a 1 shell+1 yoke+the runny white stuff= 1 egg, then it's different.

 

[Rafael]

Well, depending one what you're describing, it could be an axiom. If so, then the answer is 3. If you're talking about a 1 shell+1 yoke+the runny white stuff= 1 egg, then it's different.

Very wise answer, I like that one! I've also heard three sides to a pyramid, but the egg is the best.

 

[RVincent]

I liked the egg analogy also, though I would have avoided it because of it's connection to heathen fertility rites which took place around the same time as Passover.

I would have charged him with the fallacy of "False Dilemna".

 

[chilehed]

of course, the "+" sign is not the only mathemantical operator.

 

[Serapha]

Can anybody explain for me:



1+1+1=1?!!!

or

1+1+1=3?!!


Which one is correct?!!

Hi there!



The equation for the Trinity of God is...


1 x 1 x 1 = 1


One God with three persons, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. God is light and the Trinity of God is light.

Light is unlike any other form of matter. It has three properties. These properties are inseperable, without them there is no light. Just like God. Without the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit, there would be no God. Each is co-equal, co-eternal, and co-infinite.



Light's three properties are the actinic (analogous to the Father), luminiferous (analogus to the Son), and the Calorific (analogous to the Holy Spirit). The actinic property is the property of light which is neither seen nor felt. The luminiferous property of light is both seen and felt, while the calorific property is not seen but it is felt.



1John 1:5 "This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all."

God is light, and it takes three forms of light to have total light, but it still one light.


~serapha~

 

[sbbqb7n16]

Or if you take 1 apple 1 orange and 1 banana you can add them together to form 1 group of fruit... each is a fruit... each functions different than the others. But total... they equal one.

Funny math eh? Likewise, Christ says that in marriage: "they are no longer two, but one flesh" For they are no longer two separate entities functioning separately, but now form 1 union. If you can understand this, you can understand the Trinity.

 

[Boss]

Let's be more clear.

1 man+ 1man+1man= 3 men not one man again unless you have something wrong in your mind.

 

[Serapha]

Let's be more clear.

1 man+ 1man+1man= 3 men not one man again unless you have something wrong in your mind.

Hi Boss!



God the Father is not a man, but a spirit. Jesus Christ was the incarnation of deity, but He was also existing from the beginning of time as the "Word", and after the death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ, He will forever be the "Living Word". The Holy Spirit is not a man, but a spirit.


The Godhead is one, a unity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
... and there is nothing wrong with my mind, but thanks for inquiring.


~serapha~

 

[sbbqb7n16]

Let's be more clear.

1 man+ 1man+1man= 3 men not one man again unless you have something wrong in your mind.

Or 1 group of men. See that's the point...

Add water to water to water and you have water still... or is it 3 waters? Just try and separate them.

 

[Big Jase]

hey...


svt4him ....love the egg stuff....

 

[aggie03]

1+1+1=1 ??????

Wouldn't it be more accurate to express the concept Algebraically?

1(A)+1(B)+1(C)=1
A=Father, (100% God)
B=Son, (100% God) + (100% Man)
C=Holy Spirit, (100% God)

The Only Solution would be

God= 0
Man= 1

Therefore,

(1x0)+[(1x0)(1x1)]+(1x0)=1

Personally, I would slap the Math Teacher.

Your formula still equals zero...

 

[Serapha]

Your formula still equals zero...

Hi there!



You are correct in your math calculations.... but stilll

1 x 1 x 1 = 1

the Godhead is the individual Father, Son, and Spirit unified in one.

and how many times have we seen the multiplication power of God?


~serapha~