Just curious. Hope I can get helpful feed back.
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1Can you narrow down your focus? You could be asking about the essence of God, or you could be asking about the characteristics of God.– Double UMar 25, 2014 at 23:53
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Can you explain to me both, essence an characteristics?– user10314Mar 26, 2014 at 0:06
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I'd rather flag it as "too broad".– Double UMar 26, 2014 at 0:13
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In Wikipedia page, Christian Denomination, we see Mormonism as a Nontrinitarian Denomination. Explaining that:
Mormons see themselves as believing in a Godhead comprising the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost as separate personages united in purpose.
On a separate page, God in Mormonism, explains that The Father in the Godhead is the same Jewish God, Elohim that we know.
Basically, unlike the trinity, most Mormons believe that:
the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost are not said to be one in substance or essence; instead, they remain three separate beings, or personages, completely united in will and purpose as one God
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1@CecilBeckum why are you under the impression that it is necessary to upvote a question to answer it? Perhaps the answerer didn't think the question merited an upvote yet still could provide an answer. Mar 26, 2014 at 8:47