God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.
You are not using the kjv...
You are not using the kjv...
Well, that makes no sense. Worse, just when I think you have come to terms with belief in the triune God, you flip back to Unitarianism. It's not exactly my business, but I'm sort of sad about it.
I thought all Catholics use KJV
I have always believed in the simplicity of God ever since I was a child. The trinity kind of turned me off because I just wanted to speak to God and not in confusion or in mystery. God is a mystery but my obligation to him is not.
dont be sad brother, we still serve the same God. 
I have always believed in the simplicity of God ever since I was a child. The trinity kind of turned me off because I just wanted to speak to God and not in confusion or in mystery. God is a mystery but my obligation to him is not.
If trinity is simple for you then hallelujah!
Jesus is simple to me
I am not sad for you, don't be sad for me.
None of us thinks it's simple, but it is what the Bible teaches. That's the reason we believe it, not because we think we can fully comprehend it and rather like the idea.
Whats the correct bible for Catholics? I have a kjv of the Catholic bible with apocrypha
Im sorry but no church is perfect, I say church but my common sense has always been one spirit of God 33 years before my church agreed with me, im 33 now, just saying that I have always believed in simplicity, it was until later that I learned that Jesus, that very name IS my mediator to call on God. Trinity is a 3rd century version of my eternal view of what God is.
Does this not show you that God expected different versions for the sole purpose that we should fight the good fight in his name but never be devised, which we are doing his will as long as we dont call another brother a fool?
The New American Bible for Catholics (NAB) is used a lot. I like it although there's nothing that beats the KJV.
Ok you say God IS spirit, so what about evil spirit? If God is general spirit then that must include all spirit
We weren't talking about choosing churches. The doctrine of the Trinity is a belief.
You've said this many times. If it's easy to grasp, you'll believe it, even if it's not Biblical. Even if you fashion your own theory. I cannot do that nor can the others here who tried to explain that none of us--you included--is capable of completely understanding the nature of God anyway. That's why they say that it's a mystery, but at least they know what that mystery is and are not falling into saying that Jesus was just a man who taught good things, or that the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are three different gods, like a divine committee, or something else--all of which are easier than belief in the Trinity. But the Trinity is what the Bible teaches.